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Tshwane councillors call on mayor to honour wage increase order

Tshwane Mayor Cilliers Brink says the city won’t implement a 5.4% salary increase for workers, which could cost the municipality R600-million.

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South Africa: Tshwane Councillors Call On Mayor to Honour Wage Increase Order As City Holds Out for Appeal

South Africa: Tshwane Councillors Call On Mayor to Honour Wage Increase Order As City Holds Out for Appeal
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Tshwane metro bus services back on road from Tuesday

The cash-strapped Tshwane municipality has been ordered to honour its agreement to pay increases to workers.

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Tshwane LOSES bid to not implement salary increases

City of Tshwane has failed to prove to the bargaining council that it cannot afford salary increases that was meant to implement on 1 July.

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With R3bn funding gap, Tshwane can t afford workers salary hike demand: Brink

Workers affiliated with the South African Municipal Workers Union have been protesting over a 5.4% salary hike for over a month now, an increase that they argue they haven t received in three years.

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