An interdict has been granted against striking truck drivers from Border Logistics Services (PTY) LTD, Mountain Top Logistics (PTY) LTD, Port Natal Trans (PTY) LTD and Selborne Commodity Trading (PTY) LTD, all under the Nida Transport group. On Wednesday, the Labour Court in Johannesburg granted an interdict against the strike, declaring it unlawful and unprotected. […]
Events at Nida Transport are proving that unity amongst truck drivers give them a better chance of finding solutions to pressing matters rather than the divisive tactics of the ATDF. All Nida Transport truck drivers, without the nationality boundary infamously created by the ATDF, are striking against racism by their employer, less pay and inhuman
Nida Transport truck drivers are continuing with their strike which started on Monday morning. Truck drivers downed tools in protest over allegations of racism by managers, underpayment, and unfair working conditions. Drivers who spoke to SA Trucker said that the company has not made contact in view to resolving the drivers’ concerns but instead they
Hundreds of Nida Transport trucks are currently parked at their depots dotted around the country as drivers protest over racism, pay, and inhuman treatment amongst other grievances. Trucks were parked at Nida Transport’s Bothaville, Swartzer Reneke, Vryburg, Kuruman, Postmasburg, Barkleywest, and Bloemfontein depots from Monday morning. SA Trucker has seen a memorandum sent to management
