PHOTO ESSAYS: The Long Wait to Get Home
The countrywide bus workers' strike that started last Wednesday continued on Monday. Bus workers' salaries are negotiated at the South African Road Passenger Bargaining Council by unions and employer ...
"We only started striking three months after negotiations started. The bus strike was the last resort," South African Transport Allied Workers Union spokesperson Zanele Sabela has said. At least 50 bus companies across the country are not operating as the strike intensifies following failed wage negotiations between the unions and bus company bosses.
The countrywide bus workers' strike that started last Wednesday continued on Monday. Bus workers' salaries are negotiated at the South African Road Passenger Bargaining Council by unions and employer ...
The South African Federation of Trade Unions is forging ahead with its planned national shutdown on Wednesday. It is in response to amendments in the ... see more »
Commuters pile into a taxi along Sea Point’s beachfront.
Thousands of commuters woke up to a crippling nationwide bus strike that kicked off at 05:30 on Wednesday and forced people to stand in long queues for taxis. At least 50 bus ... Read more »
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