IMATU rejects proposal to pay its employees their 13th cheques over three months
Labour union IMATU says the proposal by the City of Tshwane to pay all its employees their 13th cheques over three months, starting from next month till January next year cannot be allowed.
SABC News understands that the Metro has also proposed a second option where entry-level workers will receive their cheques in November, followed by middle and top-level employees getting theirs in December and January respectively.“We are also being disheartened and disappointed in the fact that they’ve brought this in the last hour seeing that their bonuses are due be paid next month.
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