Pick n Pay ‘aims not to lose jobs’ after Labour Court case
This follows after the Labour Court reserved its judgment on Wednesday in the application by the South African Commercial, Catering and Allied Workers Union (Saccawu) to halt the retailer from proceeding with the S189 consultation process.
Pick n Pay previously said it is entering the S189 consultation process with the aim of returning to profitability by restructuring staff’s salary packages and working conditions.
Pick n Pay has reiterated that its aim with the S189 consultation process is not to retrench employees, but a “direct response to operating losses incurred”.
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