Nehawu was briefing the media on the ongoing public service strike.Workers demanding a 10% salary increase, a R2 500 housing allowance and improved medical aid benefits.
Nehawu says collapsing infrastructure continues to affect public workers. It says workers have been “suffocating for a long time”.Striking Nehawu members remain firm and are calling for public sector workers to unite behind their strike action.
Great! Get all those people in the unemployment line
Unions are a curse
Can they start at 5 a.m please 🙄
They love ANC 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Atleast I'm not using public hospital, We warn them look now ANC is government is killing them by refusing them asses to health facilities
They should be fired really
Terrorists
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