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Putco company thanks commuters for patience after wildcat strike ends - Vimarsana News

Putco company thanks commuters for patience after wildcat strike ends

The strike ended after employees accepted the latest wage offer tabled by Putco’s management on Tuesday.

Source: ewn.co.za
Putco strike: Unions back to drawing board over wage talks, delaying operations - Vimarsana News

Putco strike: Unions back to drawing board over wage talks, delaying operations

Workers at the Putco Dobsenville Depot affiliated to National Union of Mineworkers of South Africa rejected a fresh wage offer tabled on Monday by the transport company.

Source: ewn.co.za
Putco promises to be fully operational on Monday despite ongoing wildcat strike - Vimarsana News

Putco promises to be fully operational on Monday despite ongoing wildcat strike

Workers turned off their engines at the beginning of the month after Putco signed an agreement for a 6% wage increase in 2020, later applying for a partial exemption, then offering a 3% increment instead.

Source: ewn.co.za
Putco dismissed 105 bus drivers for instigating wildcat wage strike - Vimarsana News

Putco dismissed 105 bus drivers for instigating wildcat wage strike

In an act of fury, 105 workers were shown the door on Thursday for staging a wildcat strike since last week, demanding a 6% wage increase and backpay in bonuses since 2020.

Source: ewn.co.za
Putco staff vow to intensify strike on Monday: 'No retracting, no surrender' - Vimarsana News

Putco staff vow to intensify strike on Monday: 'No retracting, no surrender'

Putco management was forced to remove its fleet of orange buses off the roads after workers went on a wildcat strike demanding a 6 percent wage increase and bonuses promised to them three years ago.

Source: ewn.co.za