MTN aims to minimise strike disruptions
MTN is putting contingency measures in place to minimise disruptions at its operations. The company has issued a statement on the labour dispute. The Communications Workers Union (CWU) had demanded an 8% bonus payment which MTN agreed to. The company further tabled an additional 8,33% plus 4% for the year 2016 which ramped up MTN’s offer to 12% bonus payment. This is significantly better than what the CWU initially demanded.
MTN launches new Rush Hour bundles
MTN South Africa has expanded its Rush Hour bundles with the introduction of the 100Mb data and R2 voice Rush Hour bundles. The new bundles, which are available with immediate effect, will provide MTN customers with additional choice and value for money. The Rush Hour...Enermatics leverages MTN’s M2M platform
Management at Enermatics Energy, an established provider of smart metering technology and reseller of power to end users, believe that machine-to-machine (M2M) platform infrastructure is a game-changer within the utility business model and is the only way to...MTN calls for binding arbitration
MTN has called for a legally binding arbitration process with the company and the Communication Workers Union (CWU), which could put an end to the current industrial action. This was the message from Ahmad Farroukh, CEO of MTN SA to a delegation representing the striking employees that met with management yesterday afternoon (1 June).