Though workplace safety is a key concern between unions and employers, it remains a source of tension between the two parties universally.
Though workplace safety is a key concern between unions and employers, it remains a source of tension between the two parties universally.
This is because of union's perennial suspicions about employers' commitment to workers' safety.
Prompting the topic is yesterday's incident in which three employees were killed and 14 others seriously injured when a three-storey building collapsed in Roodepoort, west of Johannesburg.
The reality, though, is that cooperation between the two parties remains key to resolving this matter.
Cooperation
Though workplace safety is a key concern between unions and employers, it remains a source of tension between the two parties universally.
Though workplace safety is a key concern between unions and employers, it remains a source of tension between the two parties universally.
This is because of union's perennial suspicions about employers' commitment to workers' safety.
Prompting the topic is yesterday's incident in which three employees were killed and 14 others seriously injured when a three-storey building collapsed in Roodepoort, west of Johannesburg.
The reality, though, is that cooperation between the two parties remains key to resolving this matter.