Imperial Logistics is planning to retrench about 1,000 of its employees in South Africa due to the negative impact of the Covid-19 crisis on the company’s operations. The company says the move forms part of its restructuring and cost-cutting exercise to curb the damage inflicted by the COVID-19 lockdown. Just four months ago, Imperial Cargo […]
Having spent 17 years working for ¹[one of the biggest logistics company in South Africa] I have no hope of getting rich anytime soon, in fact, I have not seen a driver who successfully saved and managed to buy a truck. The pay is just that you can eat, cloth and pay rent. All this
Imperial Cargo, a division of Imperial Logistics South Africa Group (Pty) Ltd has started consultations with its staff which could see the logistics giant close its general freight and linehaul operations, Managing Director Steven Smith has said in a memorandum addressed to staff. The company laid off 330 code 14 truck drivers amongst a total
Imperial Cargo is laying off 330 code 14 truck drivers amongst a total of 591 employees in a massive restructuring process having lost one of their biggest clients. After negotiations which started in January, Imperial Cargo – a division of Imperial Logistics South Africa Group (Pty) Ltd, decided to lay off the employees in terms
