Melon Radebe
02 September 2015
The South
African Municipal Workers Union has formally declared a wage and salary dispute
with the Sedibeng Water Board today.
This follows
numerous rounds of unsuccessful negotiations which resulted in no concreate
increase for workers.
SAMWU says. It
will be approaching the conciliation with the view of finding a solution to the
impulse.
SAMWU’s National
Bargaining Officer Chumani Gqeke said, should the union not receive a
favourable outcome by employers then they will have no choice but to speak the
language that the employer knows and understands.
“We
believe this increase will not encourage levels of productivity as employees
are the backbone of service delivery. To ensure that every household is
connected to clean and quality water,” Gqeke said.
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