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    Muni employees back at work

    Kayla RouxBy Kayla RouxOctober 30, 2013No Comments1 Min Read
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    Municipal employees who downed tools on Friday 25 October after they weren't paid their October salaries are back at work.

    Municipal employees who downed tools on Friday 25 October after they weren't paid their October salaries are back at work.

    Cleansing section workers were collecting refuse in the CBD streets this morning and other employees were seen at their stations in municipal offices and workshops. 

    Employees have been meeting with the municipality's management during the past two days, seeking clarity about the late payment of this month's salaries and wages. 

    Union leaders said they would work together with the management to investigate the state of finances in Makana. Samwu leader Luyolo Nogxabela said they had been promised a report on the state of Makana's finances by 15 November.

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