SAA employers in Durban have reportedly been told not to report for duty as of the 1st of March. This follows the airline’s business-rescue practitioners announced earlier this month that Durban would be one of the 11 routes that would be closed at the end of this month. What are the unions saying in this regard and also how are the other workers in the affected routes impacted by this?

Guest: Phakamile Hlubi-Majola - Spokesperson for Numsa 

Guest: Zazi Sibanyoni - Mugambi Preseident of the South African Cabin Crew

SAA employers in Durban have reportedly been told not to report for duty as of the 1st of March. This follows the airline’s business-rescue practitioners announced earlier this month that Durban would be one of the 11 routes that would be closed at the end of this month. What are the unions saying in this regard and also how are the other workers in the affected routes impacted by this?<br><br>Guest: Phakamile Hlubi-Majola - Spokesperson for Numsa <br><br>Guest: Zazi Sibanyoni - Mugambi Preseident of the South African Cabin Crew

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