Johannesburg – The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa has warned business rescue practitioners of troubled airline operator Comair against bullying its employees into agreeing to the unilateral change to their employment conditions.
According to Numsa, there is a meeting on Thursday with all stakeholders where unions and other non-unionised employees are expected to sign the proposed collective agreement. But Numsa is unhappy with Collyer and Ferguson threatening that if workers do not sign, one of the conditions precedent to the acceptance of the business rescue plan will not be met.
The BRPs have also warned their plan to save the company will not be approved on Friday and its winding down will follow with resultant job losses.
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