SAA workers struggling without salaries

But you, the unions, are part of the communist tripartheid anc alliance of revolutionary dogs, along with the yapping eff marxist puppies, who have systematically destroyed our country, our economy and your precious SAA, SO SUCK IT UP EJITS!
I wonder if the SA staff still needs to pay the unions today?
 
But you, the unions, are part of the communist tripartheid anc alliance of revolutionary dogs, along with the yapping eff marxist puppies, who have systematically destroyed our country, our economy and your precious SAA, SO SUCK IT UP EJITS!
Unfortunately the politicians in charge will do their best to deflect blame to the white man, making us the scapegoat for all of their problems, mistakes and so on... and they will succeed mostly.
 
Unfortunately the politicians in charge will do their best to deflect blame to the white man, making us the scapegoat for all of their problems, mistakes and so on... and they will succeed mostly.
You are right it was the white persons fault they started the national airline. Just like it was the white mans fault they built the big dams so it cant get filled quickly enough.

But yeas we will hear sometime when they close down they inherited a corrupt and bankrupt airline from the apartheid regime.
 
Is the business rescue deal still going on or did they abandon the rescue avenue completely.
 
If a company doesn't pay me for 2 months, forget a whole year, I will...:

  • ....if belonging to a union, stop working.
  • ....if not belonging to a union, stop working and start looking for another job.

Fuk SAA......I wonder if the top management also have not been paid for a year???

And as usual the unions not helping their members at all, with their stupidity...
...wonder if the business rescuers have been paid. I mean hell, they've been doing this for a year now and I highly doubt they'll go without their pound of flesh.
 
...and here you have Air Namibia being put into liquidation (SAA should follow their example! But, logik...) and paying their staff for a year. And I mean PAYING...not lip service, PAYING their staff for a year.
 
Don't worry.............Dudu Myeni and Jacob Zuma also feel your pain.
 
...wonder if the business rescuers have been paid. I mean hell, they've been doing this for a year now and I highly doubt they'll go without their pound of flesh.
Now that you'd mentioned that, I think what we have here possibly, is a classic case of Robbing Peter to pay Paul...

Staff not getting paid due to the business rescue getting paid first.
 
Now that you'd mentioned that, I think what we have here possibly, is a classic case of Robbing Peter to pay Paul...

Staff not getting paid due to the business rescue getting paid first.
I think staff aren't getting paid because the airline is now grounded. The BRP are waiting on their R10bn to pay off creditors, settle employee packages, and supposedly pave the way for "New" SAA, same as the old.
 
Now that you'd mentioned that, I think what we have here possibly, is a classic case of Robbing Peter to pay Paul...

Staff not getting paid due to the business rescue getting paid first.
I wouldn't be surprised really...take their pound of flesh and leave what's left for the dogs.
 
I think staff aren't getting paid because the airline is now grounded. The BRP are waiting on their R10bn to pay off creditors, settle employee packages, and supposedly pave the way for "New" SAA, same as the old.
Air Namibia has been grounded since last year and staff were getting paid. That argument doesn't work.
 
Air Namibia has been grounded since last year and staff were getting paid. That argument doesn't work.
Argument works.
Maybe Air Nam has deep reserves or their government is happy to use public funds to keep paying salaries.

In the case of SAA the company has no reserves, they are in deficit. The government can't afford to stump up the money anymore as they have to come up with money to fund severance packages and pay off debt.
 
Argument works.
Maybe Air Nam has deep reserves or their government is happy to use public funds to keep paying salaries.

In the case of SAA the company has no reserves, they are in deficit. The government can't afford to stump up the money anymore as they have to come up with money to fund severance packages and pay off debt.
1. So pay BRPs
2. ...ignore paying your own employees

Seems just fine then! I guess the argument does work when you throw your employees to the wolves.
 
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