Strike action at the Water Technical Operations Centre in Bellville
Loyiso Langeni
The strike has to do the City wanting to merge the
Corporate Call Centre and the Water TOC Call Centre, which has resulted in the
staff resisting the merge stating that they were not properly consulted on the
matter.
Limberg added that the City has engaged with the
employees about the merge for some months now, and we are continuing with that
engagement but the workers have demonstrated resistance to the merge, but we
will continue to consult them.
17 April 2015
A wildcat strike at the Water Technical Operations
Centre in Bellville which the City of Cape says is illegal is causing major
disruptions at the call centre.
Mayoral Committee Member for Corporate Services
Xanthea Limberg said the real objective behind this streamline merge is to
streamline resident’s communications with the city into one single access point.
“In the interim the City wishes to urge resident to
be patient when trying to contact the water Technical Operation Centre as there
may be delays in terms of the response time, but we assure residents that the
matter will be dealt with.” Limberg said.
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