Two months after not receiving their salaries, workers in the Mafube Local Municipality in the Free State have embarked on a go-slow, which has seen services including waste collection interrupted
Angry workers told City Press that after not receiving their salaries on May 25, as they should be, they were patient and believed they would be paid for both May and June, on June 25. However, this was not the case.
Mafube municipal manager Josie Ralebenya confirmed to City Press that workers “were not paid for May and June due to financial constraints,” but vowed that workers would be paid in “early July to cover both May and June salaries”.“The province was informed about this matter, however, they couldn’t help us. The municipality is currently engaged in processes that will enable it to maximise its collection rate,” he said.
Explaining the vouchers offered to workers, the anonymous worker told City Press that they were displeased with the municipality’s offer.
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