tHE South African Municipal Workers Union and the SA Local Government Association will go to the bargaining council today to try and resolve their dispute .
tHE South African Municipal Workers Union and the SA Local Government Association will go to the bargaining council today to try and resolve their dispute .
Samwu general secretary Mthandeki Nhlapho said yesterday that the week-long strike would continue until a deal had been signed.
"Our members have given us a revised mandate in which they indicated that they are not going to compromise on certain issues," Nhlapho said.
Earlier, Samwu spokesperson Tahir Sema said: "Salga has conceded to most of our demands and only a few sticky issues relating to implementation are outstanding. . I can safely say Salga conceded to the majority of our demands." - Luzuko Pongoma
Samwu in bid to end strike
tHE South African Municipal Workers Union and the SA Local Government Association will go to the bargaining council today to try and resolve their dispute .
tHE South African Municipal Workers Union and the SA Local Government Association will go to the bargaining council today to try and resolve their dispute .
Samwu general secretary Mthandeki Nhlapho said yesterday that the week-long strike would continue until a deal had been signed.
"Our members have given us a revised mandate in which they indicated that they are not going to compromise on certain issues," Nhlapho said.
Earlier, Samwu spokesperson Tahir Sema said: "Salga has conceded to most of our demands and only a few sticky issues relating to implementation are outstanding. . I can safely say Salga conceded to the majority of our demands." - Luzuko Pongoma