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Mango staff - owed R157m in unpaid salaries - confident struggling airline could be profitable by 2023

Mango staff - owed R157m in unpaid salaries - confident struggling airline could be profitable by 2023
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Unions apply to have Mango placed under business rescue

Unions apply to have Mango placed under business rescue
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Labour unions shocked that government relinquished control of SAA after equity partner named by minister

Numsa spokesperson Phakamile Hlubi-Majola said the unions had found out through the media about the equity partner.

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Mango takes to the skies again after chaotic cancellation of flights

Mango takes to the skies again after chaotic cancellation of flights By Itumeleng Mafisa Share Johannesburg - SAA-linked low-cost airline, Mango, was expected to resume flights on Thursday following a chaotic cancellation of flights on Wednesday. Media reports suggest that customers were left stranded in several airports following the cancellation of flights due to a disagreement between the Airports Company of SA (Acsa) and the struggling airline. The carrier was barred from taking off or landing at any of Acsa strip, which includes the main hubs in Joburg and Cape Town. Passengers were encouraged to claim refunds or book again.

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Trade union members retain their claim as creditors of SAA

Trade union members retain their claim as creditors of SAA By Edward West Share JOHANNESBURG - SAA TRADE union members who opted not to accept a business rescue salary agreement had retained their claim as creditors of SAA to be settled at the conclusion of the business rescue process, National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) spokesperson Phamile Hlubi-Majola said yesterday. She was commenting following a Labour Court judgment this week that ruled against an application by Numsa and the SA Cabin Crew Association (Sacca) to have the non-payment of three months’ salary backpay, a 13th cheque and 5.9 percent salary increase backdated to April 2020 to employees who had not concluded the Outstanding Salary Settlement Agreement, declared unlawful and unfair.

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