to labour union Democratic Municipal and Allied Workers Union have not reported for duty on Monday morning.
According to the company, the judge interdicted the strike, but the union says that is not how they read the judgement. DEMAWUSA spokesperson Dion Makhura says they will forge ahead with their strike action until their demands are met.
Sounds about right. Nobody cares about the law. Fire them all. Train new drivers. If the old ones come near the depot then arrest and prosecute them.
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