And so we realize that we do not require any sanctions against our country All these strikes are causing companies to leave. We will close in SA, car boss says July 2, 2014 | Filed under: News, | Posted by: Allan Williams ‹ Economy can go to hell, says Numsa official All roads lead to G’town for ‘best ever’ arts fest › ONE of the seven major car manufacturers in South Africa – three of them based totally in the Eastern Cape and the other with a specialised plant here – is threatening to close its operations because of the unstable labour environment. This shock was delivered on the first day of a Numsa strike. Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (Seifsa) chief executive Kaizer Nyatsumba dropped the bombshell yesterday afternoon, after receiving a memorandum from Numsa earlier in the day. He said he had received a call from “the chief executive of a major car manufacturing company based in South Africa” who had informed him he was “under ‘considerable pressure’ from his head office in America to close operations down in South Africa and to move them to a country with a more stable labour dispensation”. – Cindy Preller
Posted on: Thu, 03 Jul 2014 10:02:17 +0000
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