ToxicBunny
Oi! Leave me out of this...
R9000 to pick up rubbish?
Really? :wtf:
Really? :wtf:
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JOHANNESBURG - Striking Pikitup workers affiliated to the South African Municipal Workers’ Union (Samwu) say they will continue their unprotected strike this morning, despite a threat by management to dismiss those who don't arrive for work today.
Municipal workers are entering their third day of protests, demanding better salaries for those who earn R6,000 a month.
Some employees who have been going to work have been intimidated and fear for their safety.
Samwu's Paul Tlhabang believes Pikitup management is not committed to resolving the strike and bosses are in fact running away from their responsibilities.
"On the issue, whether we are inside or outside, the conditions still remain the same and the economic situation is even worse now."
Rival union Independent Municipal and Allied Trade Union's (Imatu) Keith Swanepoel says its members are not part of the unprotected strike and have been intimidated.
CAPE TOWN – South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) regional leaders in Johannesburg say Pikitup workers will continue with their unprotected strike, despite their national structures sending out a statement calling for workers to return.
The illegal work stoppage is now in its third day, with management vowing to dismiss all workers who did not report for duty this morning.
Striking workers are demanding better salaries and Pikitup boss Amanda Nair to be fired.
Samwu’s national office says it has engaged its regional leadership, who are leading the strike, and urged the nearly 4,000 workers to go back to work immediately.
JOHANNESBURG – The City of Johannesburg has called on those who have been intimidated by striking Pikitup workers to lay charges with police after it emerged private contractors instructed to clean up the city have now also been attacked.
Waste removal workers affiliated to the South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) have been on an unprotected strike since Wednesday, demanding salary increases and that Pikitup boss Amanda Nair be removed.
Rival union, the Independent Municipal and Allied Trade Union (Imatu) says a female member has been intimidated because she wanted to work and has laid a charge with the police.
The city’s Matshidiso Mfikoe says management is extremely concerned about the level of violence by striking workers.
Fsking disgusting savages running amok through the Joburg CBD
....AGAIN!!!
Throwing rubbish everywhere and intimidating/threatening passersby as they go . WTF are the cops not arresting these fskers ??
I reckon everyone who works or lives in the Joburg CBD should be supplied with a free paintball gun and an endless supply of pepper & solid balls . Time to teach these c0cksuckers a lesson
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Fsking disgusting savages running amok through the Joburg CBD
....AGAIN!!!
Throwing rubbish everywhere and intimidating/threatening passersby as they go . WTF are the cops not arresting these fskers ??
I reckon everyone who works or lives in the Joburg CBD should be supplied with a free paintball gun and an endless supply of pepper & solid balls . Time to teach these c0cksuckers a lesson
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remove the word "paintball" and replace the "balls" with bullets and you have a solution ...
What p!sses me off is that this never happensUnprotected, so fire the lot of them. Then have them arrested for destruction of property. Then have their union fined for failing to keep their members in check...
Bloody annoying that refuse removal is still charged every month.
Stop the threat ffs.. dismiss the retards and then hand it over to the cops to arrest the lot of them when they throw their toys out the cot.