Striking Putco bus drivers have vowed to continue disrupting services on Monday, despite numerous court challenges, the dismissal of workers and a police standoff earlier this week.
JOHANNESBURG - Striking Public Utility Transport Corporation bus drivers have vowed to continue disrupting services on Monday, despite numerous court challenges, the dismissal of workers and a police standoff earlier this week.
Putco management was forced to remove its fleet of orange buses off the roads after workers went on a wildcat strike demanding a 6% wage increase and bonuses promised to them three years ago.[WATCH] #PutcoBusStrike Drivers have torn down the list of names of the 105 workers that were fired, theyve threatened to continue disrupting services on Monday. pic.twitter.com/juhTAckO3H
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