'Bosses point guns at workers'
Oct 5, 2012 |
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Two clothing employers were arrested yesterday, after allegedly threatening striking clothing workers by pointing rifles at them, most of whom are women workers, their union says
The SA Clothing & Textile Workers' Union said in a statement the incident happened in QwaQwa in the Free State.
Sactwu said its local organiser in the area, Christopher Soetsane, immediately reported the matter to the police.
"The police responded very quickly and took firm action. We compliment them for that."
The workers are members of the union.
Sactwu said they are on a protected strike for higher wages. The strike started yesterday.
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RobinH
Not the right way of doing things, mr/Mrs Boss. Because so many strikes at the moment are unprecedently violent, does NOT make it ok to respond in the same barbaric manner.Report Abuse
sabza007
Thts making matters worse. Don't force people to work by a barrel of a gun. Use law and documented procedures effectively.Report Abuse
Mellow
Hahahahaha really employers pointed guns at employees wow this strikes have turned nasty indeedReport Abuse
MommaC
Why?Report Abuse
lindsay
well the dude did like loosing so much money because of the damn strike he was trying can't blame a guy for trying.Report Abuse
Blackstone.lebs
It's chaos everywhere i see.Report Abuse
MissBhakajuju
1 Striker 1 Bullet..........Report Abuse
2shy2call
1diots you could have just shot those other 1diots don't just point.Shoot to kill and employ others, when they strike too do the same
Shoot to kill and employ
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Voetzek
Marikana no 2, SA stories will make your day sometimes, i was stressedReport Abuse
16-12-1838
China 1 - SA 0Report Abuse
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