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Police union to go on strike over salary demands ThesA Policing Union (SApu) vowed not to "surrender" untit its salary demands were met. The union said in its notice to members that the strike would commence-on 17 March. SAPU Wishes to inorm our members that a notice to strike was seived to the public service and adriinistration deparment Atembers are encouraged to join the picket Hne, the notce read. On thonday, the Labout / pped Court interdicted any industrial action by trade union trehawu, its members and empioyter: The ordef is appicabte withimaedste difert. from continuing with of particpating in amy fuch sthin, picket or any ofher forfico indositriat action Nehawu and severat other pubioctervant uhions are tocked in a whe cispolle with the govetnmedy: gickerting. ritsintsand A spokesperson for the Police and Prisons Clvil Rights Union (Popcru), Richard Mamabolo, sald the national executive committee would take a decislon on the strike this week. National police spokesperson Brigadler Athlenda Mathe confirmed that SAPS had only recelved a notice from SAPU, not Popcru. "Only members who are allowed to strike will be able to partake in the strike. The majority of SAPS employees are Police Act members, which include operational members and the 10111 call takers and dispatchers, who are deemed an essential service and are not allowed to partake in any form of strike. "South Africans can rest assured that it will be business as usual across all stations and all SAPS service points. "All 1160 police stations across the country will be fully functional and operational, and open to the public," Mathe said. Source: https-//www:news24.comew524/southafricaews/police-union-to-go-on-strike-oversalary-demands-20230313