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Business Report writes that disgruntled Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC) employees have threatened to continue their legal wage strike indefinitely if their demands for a salary hike are not met by Friday.
Employees are demanding a wage increase of 15%. Demonstrations began on Wednesday after discussions between the SA Commercial, Catering and Allied Workers’ Union (Saccawu) and the TMACC management deadlocked. The union was presented with a new offer of a 10% increase to all staff earning under R10,000 and 8% the others. But, it rejected the offer and pushed ahead with the strike. There are reportedly 120 workers on strike, leaving TMACC running at a lower capacity.
- Read this report by Gadeeja Abbas in full at Cape Argus
- Read too, Kabelkar-werkers staak oor salarisgeskil, at Netwerk24
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