BOPEU records high workplace indiscipline amongst members

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FRANCISTOWN: The Botswana Public Employees Union (BOPEU) has experienced a significant increase in misconduct amongst its members in the workplace, according to the union president, Masego Mogwera.

She expressed her concern when addressing delegates at the union’s just-ended Central Executive Committee (CEC) meeting in Palapye.

In her address, Mogwera explained that some members do not adhere to the code of good conduct set in the workplace, the Public Service Act and the Public Service Charter.

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BOPEU records high workplace indiscipline amongst members

FRANCISTOWN: The Botswana Public Employees Union (BOPEU) has experienced a significant increase in misconduct amongst its members in the workplace, according to the union president, Masego Mogwera.

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