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Streets Tshwane during the protests. Traffic was disrupted again when striking workers trashed the streets.

Municipal workers are demanding an 18% salary hike, similar to the one offered to senior management earlier. says City of Tshwane workers feel their management has betrayed them by increasing the salaries of senior employees by 18%. The city, SAMWU and the Independent Municipal Allied Trade Union have agreed to resume conciliation talks on Thursday over wage demands.

Tshwane’s Acting Mayor, Abel Tau, says he’s confident an agreement will be reached with striking municipal workers.Protesting City of Tshwane employees are overturning dustbins and throwing rubbish all over the place in the Pretoria CBD.

This, besides being disgusting, is a health hazard. The idiots who did this are ignorant criminals.

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Tshwane wages still in dispute - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.There is still no end sight to the current wage impasse between the City of Tshwane and its employees. Those in power will wait until everything gets out of control, courts interdicts never worked in wage disputes, period...! Those lucky enough to have jobs shud handle them with care, while the right to strike is in our Constitution, trashing, destruction of properties & infringing on other ppl's rights, isn't. Furthermore, potential investors r watching, wud they want to invest in such a SA?🙏 Why Leaders take long to address or listen to People's concerns,at the end infrastructure is destroyed. Do we have leadership.
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