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Tshwane says workers still striking despite Samwu call to return to work - Vimarsana News

Tshwane says workers still striking despite Samwu call to return to work

Tshwane mayor Cilliers Brink has urged the leadership of the SA Municipal Workers Union to ensure the "no strike message is clear" for members as the city says the strike by disgruntled workers has not stopped.

Paramedics accuse authorities of gambling with patients' lives - Vimarsana News

Paramedics accuse authorities of gambling with patients' lives

Eastern Cape paramedics have accused the health department of being responsible for the preventable deaths of critically ill patients by failing to provide adequate resources to save them. In Peddie, emergency medical services (EMS) staff said only one of three ambulances was working. It is meant to service more than 100 rural villages and towns.

Putco to dismiss 1,000 employees for participating in wildcat strike - Vimarsana News

Putco to dismiss 1,000 employees for participating in wildcat strike

Drivers had been striking for the past six days demanding a 6% wage increase.

Source: ewn.co.za
Eskom: Unprotected strikes at some power stations tantamount to sabotage - Vimarsana News

Eskom: Unprotected strikes at some power stations tantamount to sabotage

Stage 4 load shedding is expected to last until Wednesday as some workers failed to report for duty at various stations, leading to delays in planned maintenance and repairs.

Source: ewn.co.za
Frustrated citizens urge Eskom to address strike, blackout issues - Vimarsana News

Frustrated citizens urge Eskom to address strike, blackout issues

Eskom announced that stage four power cuts would continue until Wednesday after workers failed to report for duty at various power stations.

Source: ewn.co.za