On Tuesday, the union allegedly demanded the government must hijack the relief funds it plans to borrow from the International Monetary Fund.
The Democratic Alliance says they are “disgusted” by the National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union’s plan to capture crisis relief funds.
Schreiber said the DA’s “disgust” came after the union demanded that the government must hijack the relief funds it planned to borrow from the International Monetary Fund and other institutions on Tuesday. Schreiber said Nehawu’s call to further feather their own nests comes at a time when the “ANC lockdown crisis was further destroying the livelihoods of millions of owners and workers in the private sector”.
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