Article: Petrol attendants to strike

When a new station opens up, why do they employ attendants?

Because more than half of the drivers in this country does not even know where their petrol/diesel caps are. Not even speaking about how to check the oil and the water.

We will be lost without them, pay them more, they offer a valuable service....:whistle:
 
Because more than half of the drivers in this country does not even know where their petrol/diesel caps are. Not even speaking about how to check the oil and the water.

We will be lost without them, pay them more, they offer a valuable service....:whistle:

You don't think people would learn Damn quickly? Everywhere else on the planet people get it right
 
How would they work it? Put money in a machine like a parking machine and then put your petrol thing in?
 
How would they work it? Put money in a machine like a parking machine and then put your petrol thing in?

Swipe your debit card on a reader on the pump, enter pin, dispense.
 
How would they work it? Put money in a machine like a parking machine and then put your petrol thing in?

Swipe your card, fill whatever you want or enter the amount you want to fill, fill up, money deducted from card.
 
Do these union bosses even understand economics ??? They are killing the economy and the rest of our opportunities, bloody idiots, where is a Reagan or Thatcher when we need one :mad:
 
TIA and we are the leaders in striking. We demand that we are best at striking and our wonderful unions are there for us and only have our best interests at heart.

It is best for South Africa that we strike. And the bad news is if you don't strike we will kill you even if you my bruda.

FFS this country and the people running it are running it into the ground. :banghead::mad:
 
My factory they wanted more pay, 22 workers wanted 8% increase. I gave them 8% now have 21 workers:D
 
So the entire country could be at a standstill on Monday because the petrol attendants are on a strike, which is legal, and we can't pump our own petrol as that is illegal? :wtf:

**** that I will pump my own.
 
Do these union bosses even understand economics ??? They are killing the economy and the rest of our opportunities, bloody idiots, where is a Reagan or Thatcher when we need one :mad:

TIA and we are the leaders in striking. We demand that we are best at striking and our wonderful unions are there for us and only have our best interests at heart.

It is best for South Africa that we strike. And the bad news is if you don't strike we will kill you even if you my bruda.

FFS this country and the people running it are running it into the ground. :banghead::mad:
Exactly. And then there's still people not seeing where we are off too. I'm still saying, who forces these people to work where they work? Why not get better jobs, or even better, work better so that they can be payed more. I cant for the life of dont think, that there is still people who can not see where this government, yes our BLACK Government, and these trade unions are taking us.

I know I am a bit of a racist, but I have a lot of respect for black people who rise out of their situation. But the majority just sit and blame the rest of us for not giving them more. FFS, if you're not getting enough, make a plan yourself!


And yes, my location is still Pietersburg. Because that is still where I stay.
 
just curious, why must they get more? They chose to burn down their schools and dont learn for anything. And also, who forces them to stay petroljoggies? Thex are free to go, like white people do. White people start down under, and constantly aim higher by searching for better jobs. Most of the black people who start down under, stay under, and blame their employers. I've seen this for many years now. They just keep sitting on their own heap of *****, and blame the whites for everything.

What an ignorant thing to say. Nearly every attendant i have talked to is looking for better employment. I have even been handed a few cvs and phone numbers to help some search.
 
If I had my way, any worker going on strike for stupid and unreasonable reasons would be fired and an unemployed person who would be greatful for the job would be hired in their place, besides is the freedom charter even in the con-stitution or is it just some crap the unions use?
 
They can make up to R240 a day excluding tips. For just filling up cars. It is not unheard for some to earn more than R8k per month as many stations are 24h with night shift and overtime.
 
What an ignorant thing to say. Nearly every attendant i have talked to is looking for better employment. I have even been handed a few cvs and phone numbers to help some search.
Okay so then it is the right thing to strike then? Perfect. Tomorrow I'm going to start striking, because I dont get the sam as an attorney. Because I deserve it right?
 
If I had my way, any worker going on strike for stupid and unreasonable reasons would be fired and an unemployed person who would be greatful for the job would be hired in their place, besides is the freedom charter even in the con-stitution or is it just some crap the unions use?

It was a document of 'core principles' from the Congress Alliance (which the ANC led). The constitution took some of the principles (racial equality for example), but left out stuff about nationalisation and complete state control. Some dolts still haven't gotten the memo that the world has moved on since 1955, though.
 
Okay so then it is the right thing to strike then? Perfect. Tomorrow I'm going to start striking, because I dont get the sam as an attorney. Because I deserve it right?

Your posts are ignorant. Not everyone can just leave their jobs willy-nilly. Especially if you're more vulnerable, as a result of undereducation, for example. And inane generalisations don't help your argument.

That being said, many of the unions in this country are poisonous leeches that are working pretty damn hard at ruining their members' employment situation and the economy overall.
 
But still, certain jobs has certain pay grades. They must accept that then. They cant just strike every time they feel like it, I mean bloody hell, when will they be pleased then? I must say the big culprit here are the unions. I've seen how they can change the worker's attitude with just one meeting.
 
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