TAWU members demand audit reports

TAWU members in a conference recently. PIC: KABO MPAETONA
TAWU members in a conference recently. PIC: KABO MPAETONA

The members of Trainers and Allied Workers Union (TAWU) have asked their executive committee to ensure that union financial statements and audit are always up-to-date.

The members have decried that the union has not audited its books since 2012, and were not happy that no reasons have been advanced as to why there have been no audited reports in the past two years.  These concerns were raised at the union’s annual conference held at Ave Marea Pastoral centre recently.

“We expect to be given the audited report whenever there is an annual conference. It is very important for the executive committee to account for every single Thebe that it spends. It is our members who are paying monthly subscription fees and we are shocked to learn that the union does not have money,” said Shirley Monametsi.

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