The South African Cabin Crew Association will approach the CCMA for a certificate to strike at FlySafair. This as a last ditch attempt to avert a strike action over wages at the company, failed to yield positive results. The parties met following the move by the employer to lock out cabin crew members over a wage deadlock. FlySafair's chief marketing officer Kirby Gordon joins us with the latest. Chris Shabangu is the Deputy President of the South African Cabin Crew Association, SACCA.
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