Business rescue practitioners at the troubled airline wanted the court to set aside a court decision to halt retrenchments at SAA until a business rescue plan is adopted.
JOHANNESBURG – The National Union for Metalworkers of South Africa and the South African Cabin Crew Association said that they had been vindicated by the decision of the Labour Appeals Court which dismissed the South African Airways business rescue practitioners application to begin retrenchments at the broke airline.
Numsa and Sacca argued that it was unlawful and unfair to start laying off workers while there was no business rescue plan in place.
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