Chinese bus drivers stage work stoppage
CHINESE BUS DRIVERS STAGE WORK STOPPAGE IN S’PORE (AFP, 26 Nov) – More than 100 mainland Chinese bus drivers in Singapore refused to work on Monday in a rare case of labour mass action in the city-state. The drivers, disgruntled over their pay from state-linked transport firm SMRT, refused to board a shuttle that was...
SMRT PRC bus drivers continue their strike on 2nd day
SMRT has confirmed that more than half or 60 of the 102 drivers who were on strike yesterday (26 Nov) continue to not show up for work today (27 Nov). In a statement, SMRT said that some 60 drivers "did not turn up for work in the morning, some of whom have valid medical reasons." Some bus services were affected and it said...
Will Govt take action against the illegal strike by PRC bus drivers?
SMRT drivers on strike. Big news, huh? Not really, it was coming our way all along. A break point would be hit sometime. This is something we have not seen in many years. The last strike was sanctioned by the govt through PAP's proxy, NTUC. The last time we had unsanctioned strikes on a regular basis was in the 1950s. Again,...
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