The union’s deputy general secretary Thabo Mogalane said, “The company had applied for the court interdict so our members are not on go-slow yet. We will only know tomorrow on 6 March as to when our members can go on a go-slow.”
This would be the latest disruption to hit the Post Office in the wake of last year’s three-month long strike by staff demanding a 15 percent salary hike and permanent posts.
The union’s Clyde Mervin said they would hold meetings in all nine provinces in the coming week to decide on a mandate for a full-on strike. “Once we get out of these imbizo’s we will be giving the company the date of our action in terms of the phase two process,” he said.
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