Nontando Mafanya
12 September 2016
Nehawu-affiliated parliamentary
workers suspended their strike today.
This was pending the outcome of a meeting
between the union’s leaders and Parliament’s management, facilitated by the
Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration.
Members of the National Education,
Health and Allied Workers Union went on an unprotected strike on Thursday,
following a week of lunchtime protests.
They wanted Parliament to stop
planned salary deductions and lift the suspension of their branch chairperson,
Sthembiso Tembe, and member Michael Sithole.
The deductions were made
because of the no work, no pay rule that applied during their month-long strike
in November 2015.
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