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Why are strikes portrayed negatively by SA media ?
05-04-2013, 10:25 AM
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Nothing is wrong with social activism, of course. However, there is a limit. Strikers usually go to far in their demonstrations and strikes often result in violence. I am South African (Durban) and have myself observed the irrational frequency of these strikes - teachers, doctors, bus workers and other government employees have all striked within this year. In 2007, the public education system was stalled for about a month and a half due to a teachers strike. It leads others to wonder if these people are concerned about exploitation of themselves and their rights or simply the weight of their wallets. The strikes also have negative effects on South African's economy.
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[] - A P - 05-04-2013, 09:22 AM
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