BDP Ex-Employees Take Employer To Labour

Monday, January 28, 2019

The Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) has asked the Department of Labour to grant them three weeks to sort out their internal business before making an appearance following a dispute with their former employees.

This came after the chairperson for the labour committee refused to represent the party in a case in which two former employees had taken their employer (BDP) to labour, The Monitor has learnt.

According to a source, the case was supposed to have been heard last week, but was postponed due to the employer’s reasons.

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