Municipal workers start the big cleanup in Komani
Municipal workers and service providers hired by Enoch Mgijima local municipality to clean the town started their work on Sunday after the one-week-long Samwu strike ended on Friday.
Samwu workers in Enoch Mgijima local municipality are demanding the “harmonisation” of salaries of the three former local municipalities Tsolwana, Inkwanca and Lukhanji.Samwu Enoch Mgijima secretary Thabo Ngwane said they have reached an agreement with the municipality on all their demands.
“At the moment we have not yet signed the agreement, but I can confirm that the strike is off and all our workers are back to work today,” he said.
Ngwane said Monday they will be signing the agreement and are hoping to have a joint media briefing with the municipal leadership later Monday.
On Monday, the town was back to its normal state, with the streets cleaned and municipal workers starting to collect refuse...
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