NEHAWU Member Services

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NEHAWU Provident Fund

Representation And Protection

NEHAWU and MHA work together through active structures and leadership to offer NEHAWU members specialised industrial advice. Together they provide representation and protection to matters relating to r employment, Including:

  • Wages & working conditions
  • Access to professional development
  • Unfair dismissals & disciplinary issues
  • Promotion
  • Redeployment & redundancy
  • Contract and casual employment issues
  • Skills development opportunities
  • Transformation of the workplace
  • Healthy & safe working environment

NEHAWU Investment Holdings

NEHAWU Investment Holdings

NEHAWU Investment Holdings (NIH) serves as the investment firm for the largest public sector union, the National Education Health and Allied Workers Union (NEHAWU), established by the Tshedza Trust as its sole shareholder. NIH in preserving the strategic character of its shareholder is embarking upon The Higher Ambition, which is to engage in seismic and transformative transactions as a purveyor of capital and to establish the Akwande Generation.

NIH is an immense investment platform that will continue to grow as a powerful economic entity in South Africa. Our commitment to building an organisation that will set a benchmark in South Africa as both a formidable strategic partner that build drive economic growth and an organisation dedicated to the aims of the Tshedza Trust will create a South African revolutionary organisation.

NEHAWU SACCO

NEHAWU SACCO

NEHAWU Savings and Credit Co-op (NEHAWU SACCO) is a non-profit financial cooperative that is member owned and member controlled. NEHAWU SACCO was formed with the purpose of providing sustainable banking and other related services to its members at reasonable costs.

Please see below our list of savings products and services:
  • Regular Savings
  • X-Mas Savings Account
  • Group Savings Account
  • Fixed Term Account
  • Education Savings Account

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