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Labour Court dismisses nurses’ salary upgrade application against KZN Health Department

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March 18, 2026

THE Labour Court in Durban has dismissed a salary upgrade application of two nurses.

- SINENHLANHLA MASILELA

The application was brought by the Health and Other Service Personnel Trade Union of South Africa (Hospersa) on behalf of two employees, Priya Naidoo and Sifiso Mthethwa.

Both employees were previously employed at Saint Mary's Hospital, a private facility that was later converted into a public hospital under the management of the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health in October 2017.

Following the transition, the workers signed employment contracts with the provincial Health Department shortly before the transfer took effect.

Naidoo was appointed as assistant director: human resources; and Mthethwa was appointed as assistant director: finance.

Both were placed on salary level 9, earning R404,121 per year, excluding allowances and benefits.

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