Numsa ‘infighting’ is costing Toyota 500 vehicles a day
The week-long, illegal strike has brought a Durban assembly plant to a standstill, but Toyota SA’s CEO hopes not to have to retrench anyone
30 January 2020 - 17:21
Toyota SA president and CEO Andrew Kirby hopes a week-long, illegal strike which has brought the company’s Prospecton, Durban vehicle assembly plant to a standstill will be over “very soon”.
The strike, which has stopped daily production of about 500 vehicles, is believed to be the result of conflict within the National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa)...
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