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PHOTO: Rodger Bosch Samwu wants the City of Cape Town to tell ratepayers why they are keeping firefighters enslaved through a work agreement. Disciplinary procedures were initiated against 500 firefighters last month, following a two-year dispute over working hours. The City of Cape Town has accused Samwu of delaying tactics. International Firefighters Day in Cape Town has been marred by a war of words between the South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) and the City of Cape Town. Samwu has ripped into the City, accusing the it of enslaving its firefighters. On Tuesday, the City forged ahead with disciplinary action against more than 500 firefighters who engaged in an unprotected strike. ....
Cosatu demands that CoCT resolves issues with Samwu in dispute with firefighters The South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) said that more than 500 firefighters could be fired after they participated in an illegal strike in 2019 over long working hours and their pay structure. FILE: Firefighters and members of Samwu march in Cape Town on 26 September 2019. Picture: Kaylynn Palm/EWN 3 hours ago CAPE TOWN - The City of Cape Town is being urged to resolve a firefighters dispute in an amicable manner. This as the South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) said that more than 500 firefighters could be fired after they participated in an illegal strike in 2019 over long working hours and their pay structure. ....
Cosatu concerned over possible dismissal of 500 firefighters in Cape Town Cosatu has criticised the City of Cape Town for a disciplinary process targeting firefighters who took part in a 2019 strike against long hours and their pay structure. FILE: City of Cape Town firefighters on 26 September 2019 protest in the CBD to demand overtime pay. Picture: Kaylynn Palm/Eyewitness News 8 hours ago CAPE TOWN - Cosatu says it is highly disturbed and disappointed by the way the City of Cape Town is dealing with firefighters dispute. The South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) has indicated that more than 500 firefighters could be fired after participating in an illegal strike in 2019. ....
Cameras, panic buttons on its way for Golden Arrow buses By Sisonke Mlamla Share Cape Town - Cosatu in the province met with the Golden Arrow Bus Services (Gabs) management on Thursday, to seek an update on the safety plan after a recent spike in robberies on buses. The meeting follows a day after two incidents of bus robberies were reported in Delft. Police spokesperson Andrè Traut said the first incident occurred at 4pm on the N2 in the vicinity of the airport, where three suspects fled with personal belongings of passengers and bus fare and were yet to be arrested. ....
Golden Arrow bus robbery: Where are the cameras and panic buttons they promised? By Sisonke Mlamla Share Cape Town - Golden Arrow bus passengers travelling to Eerste River through Khayelitsha were robbed of valuables by two armed men in Spine Road, in Graceland, Khayelitsha, on Wednesday. Golden Arrow Bus Services (Gabs) spokesperson Bronwen Dyke-Beyer said two armed men forced their way onto a bus that was loading passengers. Police spokesperson FC van Wyk said according to reports, at approximately 6:40am, the driver stopped for passengers and as they got inside the bus, one unidentified man produced a firearm and another a knife. ....