Samwu off the hook for death, violence and dirty 'wildcat' strike
Durban labour court judge agrees with Samwu that the city's case amounts to a number of unsubstantiated conclusions and fails to identify troublemakers
25 September 2024 - 21:34
The difficulty in identifying individuals in unruly mobs who take part in violent strikes has been highlighted in a recent court ruling, dismissing an application by the eThekwini Municipality to hold participants in February’s wildcat strike and union officials to be in contempt of court...
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