The African National Congress (ANC) Gauteng Provincial Chairperson, Panyaza Lesufi, has made a commitment to alliance partners, the SACP and Cosatu, in the province that consultations will take place to avoid any rift.
Meanwhile, workers attending the Workers Day rally in Burgersfort, Limpopo, have called on union leaders to be honest when negotiating for salaries with the employers at the Bargaining Council.The workers have called on union leaders to work closely with their members.
“I think the issue here is those who have been deployed to come back to all the structures that have deployed them in parliament because, in essence, we have realised that wherever they reach the high level, they are no longer interested in whatever challenges the workers are having. They are aware of the challenges the workers are having, but when they are there, they change colours and that’s something that needs to be questioned by members on the ground. That’s why we are losing.
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