Union members embarked on a mass strike and blocked entry to government buildings, despite a ruling by the Labour Court, which interdicted the action.
"The department remains vigilant of any illegal activities designed to deny officials and the public access to the premises," he said. "We have just received a court judgment that has dismissed Nehawu's appeal of the interdict that was handed out on Saturday. This further confirms our view that the actions of those striking today are illegal. The police will continue to do their work to stop violence and disruptions of normal activities of employees who are not on strike," he said.
The Department of Public Service and Administration proposes a salary increase of 4.7%, and the union is demanding 10-12%.
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MarvinCharles_ From wat I can gather growing up is this very same anc fought for the struggles of hardship and petrol price they throw peanuts at the Civil servants while they languish with cashews nuts
MarvinCharles_ Shit down SA 😌
MarvinCharles_ Pay Public Servants what they deserve as they are the ones that teach the future leaders and citizens,nurse the sick and elderly and police this country .When you pay peanuts ,you get poor service delivery .Got it
MarvinCharles_ They don't care, they want their demands met
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