Limpopo Transport Workers Protest Outside Premier's Office
Hundreds of former and current Great North Transport employees have been holding sit-ins and night vigils since 15 October, demanding unpaid pensions and provident fund payments.
The group, which includes elderly men and women, has been camping outside the Limpopo Premier's Office in Polokwane, accusing the provincial government of withholding money owed to them.
The company denies the allegations, saying it is "fully compliant" with the Pension Funds Act and that all employee and employer contributions have been paid.
- Former and current Great North Transport employees demand payment of outstanding pension and provident fund benefits.
- Implementation of a forensic report is also being sought by the protesters.
Author's summary: Workers protest for unpaid pensions in Limpopo.
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