Another strike in SA !!!!!!!

vision wrote:

Striking = Behaving like Animals, and they should be shot or locked up in a camp and get treated like animals.

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lets all refer to my post in the FAQ under general, how to prepare for a cycle.... have all your gear with your before you start for any know reason that could happen lol..

moosoori wrote:

hey isn't this strike going to affect certain vital deliveries? what the fuck is wrong with these people? where do they think the money to pay them is going to come from? fuck them. ii should be allowed to beat up strikers.

wow ek like dai avi vn jo!!!

:crazy :nana2

LATEST UPDATE:
9/3/2009 12:00:00 AM
Judgement reserved in the Post Office court interdict application
Pretoria - Judge van Niekerk of the Labour Court has reserved judgement in the matter between the South African Post Office and the Communication Workers Union. The judgement will be delivered at the court in Braamfontein tomorrow, Friday 4th September.

The South African Post Office filed the urgent application for the court to rule the ongoing strike by some members of the union as unprotected and to bring an end to acts of violence and intimidation at post offices and mail centres.

The South African Post Office will be able to provide detailed comment on receipt of the judgement tomorrow.

UPDATE ON THE 02/09/09:

9/2/2009 12:00:00 AM
The South African Post Office takes urgent legal action
Pretoria – The Post Office has noted with shock and disappointment the increased levels of violence and criminal actions that flared up overnight. The Witspos, Tshwane, Germiston and Krugersdorp mail centres had to be temporarily closed on Tuesday evening to protect property and employees that are working following damage to property, threats of violence and intimidation at these centres. Normal operations at all the other mail centres continue after employees returned to work on Monday.

In response to this, the South African Post Office is applying for an urgent court interdict. The South African Post Office is also taking all appropriate measures to ensure the safety of our customers, employees and property.

“Following the agreement with the CWU, any industrial action is unprotected and the South African Post Office reserves the right to deal with such actions appropriately,

UPDATE ON THE 01/09/09:
9/1/2009 12:00:00 AM
Less than 1% of Post Offices still closed to the public
Pretoria – A handful of Post Office branches in Gauteng are still closed since workers started returning to work on Monday. The South African Post Office (Sapo) is aware that some members of Communication Workers Union (CWU) may not yet be aware that the strike has been suspended and the taxi situation may also be impacting on our operations with employees unable to return to work due to lack of adequate transport.

CWU continues to communicate the agreement reached between both parties on Friday to its members, and the Post Office is confident that all operations will soon be back to normal.The South African Post Office is confident that it will address backlogs resulting from the strike in a week.

Mr_SA wrote:

vision wrote:

Striking = Behaving like Animals, and they should be shot or locked up in a camp and get treated like animals.

Like District 9

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