Parliamentary co-ordinator for Cosatu Matthew Parks talks to Business Day TV about the nationwide strike
08 October 2020 - 09:04
byBusiness Day TV
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A strike by the country’s unions on Wednesday sent a strong message to the government and business that they must deal with the rampant corruption and stem the huge retrenchments in the country.
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Parliamentary co-ordinator for Cosatu Matthew Parks talks to Business Day TV about the nationwide strike
A strike by the country’s unions on Wednesday sent a strong message to the government and business that they must deal with the rampant corruption and stem the huge retrenchments in the country.
Business Day TV spoke to Parliamentary co-ordinator for Cosatu Matthew Parks for his take on how things played out.
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