COSATU marches into town against Choppies

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Leaders of South Africa’s Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) will be in Gaborone on Tuesday to meet with local unionists before engaging Choppies’ directors on the recent labour unrest in the retail giant’s North West stores.

The majority of Choppies’ 19 stores in South Africa are in the North West province, whose COSATU branch is leading a call to boycott, after workers went on strike when 107 of their colleagues were suspended or fired for alleged theft.

In a telephone interview yesterday, COSATU North West provincial secretary, Solly Phetoe told Mmegi that representatives of the South African federation had lined up meetings with local unionists in order to “get a feel of Choppies general behaviour” here, before meeting company directors.

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