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05
May
2016
Less than 1% of staff on strike, says SA Post OfficeBy:PROTESTS Less than one percent of staff stayed away from work on the first day of a strike by members of the Communication Workers Union (CWU), the SA Post Office said on Thursday. CEO Mark Barnes said it was “business as usual” as the first day of the strike had had a minimum impact on operations nationwide.
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