Bus sector wants to assist UIF to distribute unemployment insurance benefits
About 35,000 employees in the bus industry stand to benefit from the agreement
13 April 2020 - 20:55
Bus companies in the SA Road Passenger Bargaining Council (Sarpbac) have called on employment & labour minister Thulas Nxesi to extend to non-parties an agreement for payment of unemployment insurance benefits to workers affected by the coronavirus.
The organisations in the Sarpbac are the SA Bus Employers Association (Sabea), and the Commuter Bus Employers Organisation (Cobeo), representing bus companies including TransLux, City to City, Greyhound, Mega Bus & Coach, Putco, and Golden Arrow, among others...
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