Yesterday, Wednesday, 30 January, Metro Bus and the Democratic Municipal and Allied Workers Union of South Africa were in a meeting about the current strike.
According to Metro Bus spokesperson, Goodwill Shivur, negotiations with the Union have reached a very delicate stage, but a positive solution is imminent. Negotiations are still in progress however, and no conclusion has been reached.
Read the initial article here:
https://roodepoortrecord.co.za/2019/01/30/metrobus-commuters-left-stranded-by-strike/
This comes after commuters have been left stranded for the past few days, as Metrobus has been experiencing difficulties ferrying thousands of commuters from various parts of the City due to the strike.
“Metrobus shares the pain of all commuters – the motive for the painful process of negotiation is to end the strike as soon as possible,” Goodwill stated.
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