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Emergency Medical Services (EMS) staff working in Cape Town’s townships have called for more policing as they are now allegedly forced to pay extortion syndicates for protection.
Hospersa, a Union with more than 60 000 members in both the public and private health sector, has criticised the Limpopo Department of Health (DoH) for threatening to close down vaccination stations in the province if Hospersa and six other unions proceed with their planned strike action next week. The seven unions are in dispute with the Limpopo DoH over working hours after the provincial health department issued circulars with changes in shift rosters. The unions are now planning to go on a protected strike from 8 March 2021 to force the employer to withdraw the circulars and consult with them before making changes to employees working conditions. Hospersa has also condemned the Limpopo DoH for using Covid-19 vaccines as a bargaining chip to threaten members from exercising their rights to strike.