Diesel Power industrial dispute judgment in October

Thursday, September 10, 2015

FRANCISTOWN: Justice Galesite Baruti of the Industrial Court, will on October 2 deliver judgment in a case in which 53 current and former employees of Diesel Power Botswana (DPB) are suing the company over allegations of unpaid working hours.

DPB has been awarded a contract to provide hard-rock opencast mining services at African Copper’s Thakadu and Mowana open pit copper mines in Botswana.

Countering the suit, DPB’s attorney Tebogo Machinya said it is not clear who signed the power of urgency or attorney on behalf of the applicants.

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