“The federation is issuing a call to all workers and South Africans to join the strike on Thursday.They can either join the planned activities across the country or withdraw their labour by staying at home on the day,” said Cosatu spokesperson Sizwe Pamla.
The union would call on the private sector to abandon its “investment strike” that had seen many companies either hoarding or exporting cash, despite receiving “generous” incentives to invest back into the economy.
According to the union, the biggest hurdle in fixing SA's problems is the inefficiency of the government and the scourge of corruption in the public and private sector. Meanwhile, the National Union of Metalworkers of SA said the strike by its members in the engineering sector was continuing.
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