Dennis george
George’s dismissal case now in hands of CCMA
The federation of unions dismissed George last month over allegations of corruption involving his purchase of shares in controversial company Ayo technologies.
Former Fedusa general secretary Dennis George claims the presiding officer in his disciplinary process was biased.
George was suspended from Fedusa in February as the PIC’s R4.3 billion investment in Ayo Technology came under scrutiny at the PIC Inquiry.
George has been informed by his union this morning that his special leave has now been turned into precautionary suspension in the wake of allegations that he bought shares in Ayo Technology Solutions without informing the federation.
Fedusa has appointed a team to look into the allegations but he is adamant it never gave any instruction for the acquisition of the shares on the union's behalf.
Dennis George is facing allegations that he personally benefitted in the controversial R4.3 billion deal between the Public Investment Cooperation and Ayo Technology Solutions.
Fedusa General Secretary Dennis George says the federation is concerned that the PIC is falling victim to forces opposed to the best interests of pensioners and public servants.
Some businesses are complaining that 12 public holidays are hitting the economy hard.
Fedusa General Secretary Dennis George said he is confident the meeting will yield solid results.
Cosatu says the interest rate cut is in line with its views of job creation.
Fedusa says the proposed Youth Wage Subsidy will help fight unemployment in the country.