Dayna Zolle
Dayna Zolle is appellate counsel at the Constitutional Accountability Center. She previously worked as an attorney in the Appellate Section of the U.S. Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division, and she served as a law clerk for Judge Andre M. Davis on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit and Judge Legrome D. Davis on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Dayna graduated cum laude from the University of Michigan Law School, where she served as Editor-in-Chief of the Michigan Law Review, and she graduated summa cum laude from Cornell University.
SAA pilots to go to court to prevent airline using replacement labour
By BR Reporter
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THE battle between the SAA Pilots’ Association (SAAPA) and the government continues, as the pilots will on Thursday apply for an urgent interdict to have the airline’s use of “scab” labour during their dispute with the carrier declared illegal.
SAAPA members started the strike to prevent the airline from lifting the lockout for certain pilots, especially training pilots who are needed to get the airline running again.
SAAPA said in a statement on Wednesday said that it would further argue that the current lockout should be declared unlawful.
Labour Court dismisses SAA pilotsâ application for leave to appeal with costs
By Siphelele Dludla
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South African Airways (SAA) pilots have been dealt a blow after the Labour Appeals Court dismissed with costs their urgent application for leave to appeal their ongoing lockout.
In a judgment penned by Judge Andre van Niekerk yesterday (WED), the Labour Appeals Court dismissed SAA Pilots Associationâs (Saapa) application for leave to appeal the December 2020 judgment.
In December, the airlineâs pilots union brought an urgent application in the Labour Court to have a lockout of its members declared unlawful and unprotected.
SAA business rescue practitioners have locked out hundreds of Saapa members since 18 December over disagreement about the proposed termination of the Regulating Agreement.