President Cyril Ramaphosa might soon find himself embroiled in a Labour Court battle as Fawu is set to take him to task over retrenchments.
Johannesburg - President Cyril Ramaphosa might soon find himself embroiled in a Labour Court battle as Food and Allied Workers Union is set to take him to task for retrenching employees of his private farm in Mpumalanga Province.
Sowetan newspaper had reported on Wednesday that Ramaphosa had last month drove to his Ntabanyoni farm in Badplaas, Mpumalanga, to personally tell 22 of his 46 workers that they were being retrenched. It was reported that he took the decision after his livestock was attacked by foot-and-mouth disease and bad trading conditions.“How can Mr Ramaphosa fire us before Christmas?
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