EFF to continue fight for insourcing municipal workers in SA metros
In the past, contract workers have threatened to down tools, demanding to be absorbed as permanent government employees.
Economic Freedom Fighters' leader Julius Malema addresses the crowd at the EFF 11th anniversary celebrations in Kimberley in the Northern Cape. Picture: X/@EFFSouthAfrica
JOHANNESBURG - Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) Leader Julius Malema said that his party will continue to fight for the insourcing of municipal workers in the Tshwane, Johannesburg and Nelson Mandela Bay.
In the past, contract workers in the metros have threatened to down tools, demanding to be absorbed as permanent government employees.
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Speaking during the EFF’s 11th anniversary celebrations in Kimberley in the Northern Cape on Saturday, Malema said the EFF will ensure the dignity of municipal workers is restored.
"We fought for the insourcing of workers in all universities and tertiary institutions. People are being hired, getting promotions and pension funds because of the EFF."