* **YCLSA on the use of court orders to halt strikes by government*


*22 AUGUST 2010*

The Young Communist League of South Africa (uFasimba) is concerned with
government’s knee jerk reaction to the strike, resorting to instruments such
as the court to halt the Public sector mass action. We view this as
antagonistic and affirmation that the state still serves and protects class
interests of an elite few to the detriment of our people; some of which are
enjoying the life of luxury within the public sector itself.

This is in no way a conducive solution for all parties involved. It does not
assist in finding a long-term progressive solution which will benefit all
stakeholders. Conditions of employment are still severe for most of Public
sector workers and yet government has vanity expectations about service
delivery from them. Finding petty reasons to deviate from the core problems
as demonstrated by Minister Richard Baloyi through his arrogance, will only
pro-long mass actions and create further hostile relations between
government and workers.

We urge government to consider the ramifications of pro-longing the strike
and more importantly take into account our poor masses that only have public
services as a means to life. Its highly opportunistic and distorted that
workers be blamed as they have the right to demand a decent living wage and
protest if need be.

The gap between government senior officials and government workers has
become no different from that of the private sector in terms of relations
and wages.  This can only create more tensions and stalemates in
negotiations.

We re-affirm our unwavering support to workers in the public sector and hope
that they will not be deterred by apartheid style antics used to silence
them.

*Issued by the YCLSA Head office*

*For more information*

*Contact*

*Gugu Ndima*

*National Spokesperson*

*076 783 1516     *




-- 
Gugu Ndima
+27 76 783 1516



-- 
Gugu Ndima
+27 76 783 1516

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