JOHANNESBURG, October 3 (ANA)- The SA Police Service (SAPS) management has begun laying disciplinary charges against striking 10111 staffers who failed to return to work as instructed, a police spokesman said on Tuesday.
Police spokesman Brigadier Vishnu Naidoo said the SA Police Union (Sapu) was aware of a binding signed agreement and that they could no longer claim that this was a protected strike. ”While the majority of these employees have returned to work, some have not and the necessary disciplinary action is being instituted against those members that have chosen not to return,” Naidoo said.
– African News Agency (ANA), Editing by Mel Cheary
