SARS says it's business as usual despite ongoing strike | Fin24

South African Revenue Service Commissioner Edward Kieswetter said the early days of the strike by unions went without incident.

The South African Revenue Service has maintained that it will continue to run all of its operations – including customs and excise – without a hitch despite the national strike by unions at the tax body, which began last week. In a statement, SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter said SARS is a microcosm of the broader society and that the discontent regarding rising costs along with less-than-expected increases was understandable.

Fin24 That means that all employees striking are not needed

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XPoll_SA Fin24 They are lying who will be doing that

Fin24 Unless the taxpayers strike also🤓 Who will then pay the people that sells out the people🤷‍♂️

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Wendy94669657 Fin24 now I ask the same thing, does Sars and eskom employees get paid out of a different budget for them to demand increases and the rest of the government employees must be happy with zero, thanks to PresidencyZA and the courts who rectify government nul and void agreements?

Fin24 All big corporations private and state should anticipate increased labour action across industries..... The CostOfLivingCrisis will be hard to many in this country🇿🇦, this while our huge ballon of 🎈unemployment continues to be pumped with hot air by Politicians.

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