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First of all, I cannot understand why government would allow armed people to gather at strikes or marches. This should have been stopped by police before these people started gerting together.
Secondly, as long as it is peaceful, fine. But the moment they pose a threat to someone, mow them diwn like bad animals.
Marikana miners have threatened to kill Lonmin management unless they stop operations at the platinum mine in North West.
Actually, many individuals with BSc and MSc degrees earn less than that...
Those miners were armed?
Now we know where all our guns that we surrendered, because of the stricter gun-owning laws, went to. Fight fire with fire(arms). Cops should shoot this lot as well.
I heard from someone in Lonmin that they are in financial difficulty with bankruptcy an almost certainty if this strike continues. While I wouldn't like that to happen to the management and shareholders and country, there is a part of me that thinks lekka. The mine must close and these savages will then have nothing.
Maybe if they didn't spend their cash on junk like knobkerries, they'd actually have more money :erm:
But of course, they want 12.5k AFTER all deductions![]()
I thought they wanted R12.5K CTC.
My wife who has ten years teaching experience, two degrees and works at a well known (expensive) private school barely earns that much after deductions.
These guys have totally unrealistic expectations if they expect to earn more than qualified professionals.
I thought they wanted R12.5K CTC.
My wife who has ten years teaching experience, two degrees and works at a well known (expensive) private school barely earns that much after deductions.
These guys have totally unrealistic expectations if they expect to earn more than qualified professionals.
Actually, many individuals with BSc and MSc degrees earn less than that...