Nelson Mandela Bay Metro beefs up security after threats on non-strikers
By Lelethu Mquqo
23 August 2011
The Nelson Mandela Bay Metro in Port Elizabeth will tighten security today after threats were made against non-striking members of the SA Municipal Workers’ Union.
This as about 90-percent of Samwu-affiliated workers in the Metro continued to ignore the strike, which has now entered its second week.
Municipality spokesperson, Kupido Baron says acts of intimidation have also been reported at a local clinic.
Baron says they heard reports that some patients were chased out of the clinic by striking workers.
23 August 2011
The Nelson Mandela Bay Metro in Port Elizabeth will tighten security today after threats were made against non-striking members of the SA Municipal Workers’ Union.
This as about 90-percent of Samwu-affiliated workers in the Metro continued to ignore the strike, which has now entered its second week.
Municipality spokesperson, Kupido Baron says acts of intimidation have also been reported at a local clinic.
Baron says they heard reports that some patients were chased out of the clinic by striking workers.
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