Union pleads Telkom case

Sneeky

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Well I never *shakes head*

In Mitigation
As a result, the union is “kindly requesting” that Telcordia considers various “important facts” in its settlement negotiations.

These include:

1) The [then] role of Thintana Communications in the awarding of tenders and Telkom Business strategy.
2) The [then] role of Strategic Management Service in the violation and the termination of the binding contract.
3) The diplomatic indemnity accorded to the members of the Strategic Management Services – and their lawsuit against Telkom SA.
4) The challenges faced by Telkom SA in a liberalised and competitive environment.
5) The fate of vulnerable workers in a dwindling fixed-line market.

Concludes Sithebe: “Organised labour will support settlement terms that enable Telkom to continue to be an operator in a competitive environment. CWU is willing to meet Telcordia management.”
http://www.itweb.co.za/sections/telecoms/2007/0709121054.asp?S=Legal View&A=LEG&O=FPTOP

The man must be on tic :eek:
1 2 and 3 are sound dodgey enough but the rest :eek: was the man born yesterday?
Where was he when TELKOM put massive profits above the workforce and systematically retrenched thousands? Competitive environment, where exactly?
 

getafix33

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Bunch of blood thirsty, money grabbing hypocrites.

The next thing they will plead is "they are picking on us cos we're black and are still suffering from the apartheid past"

I just wish they would get there heads out the sand and there fingers out their pockets and have the best interests of the consumers at heart.

Suppose that's like asking Osama to have tea with George. We've got more chance of falling pregnant through wind pollination.

Aaaaaaaaaargh.:mad::mad:

Shucks, there goes the blood pressure again.
 
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