Malawi airport staff to stage sit in strike Monday

Airport staff members across the country will from  Monday 13th July, 2020 stage a sit in  strike as one way of forcing government to address their concerns presented in a petition recently.

Check in counters at Kamuzu International Airport 

The last time the staff members presented their petition, government agreed that it will implement the changes.

However, the staff reportedly suspended the sit in because of the June 23, fresh presidential elections.

“We did not want to jeopardize the logistics of the elections up to now  government has not implemented the agreed resolutions hence resumption of the sit in,” said one of the staff members who opted for annonymity.

The staff members are among other things demanding promotions, risk allowances, revision of duty allowances among others.

In a letter dated 11th July 2020 addressed to Airport Commandants at Kamuzu International Airport and Chileka International Airports as well as Incharge for Karonga and Mzuzu, the sit in is on and the concerned staff have warned the section heads against standing on their way.

“We are therefore informing your office that we are resuming sit in starting from Monday 13th July, 2020 in all airports concerned. We would also wish to vehemently warn all section heads in the said airports to desist from meddling and interfering with any process” reads part of the letter.

“They better stay away otherwise they will be taken to task,” it adds.

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Sandy
3 years ago

Pliz

Banda
Banda
3 years ago

Will all international flights restricted or cancelled what really is the workers at the airport doing that they need promotions . Government should be laying off these workers until the a airports re-open to international passenger planes.

Kambewa Chisale
3 years ago

Foseki
Let the government deal with corruption first as lots of money has been stolen. Please give the knew government time to sort out the mess

Sandy
3 years ago

So our airports are open? People are coming in? Tell me I want to invite someone pliz

LIlian
LIlian
3 years ago

Tiyeni nawo azayesa ku kulamula nkophweka

Mzika
3 years ago

These survive on bribes. I once bribed three officers with K500.00. That is all kwachas I had remaining on me. I did it because I had to go since I had examinations in two days time. They are that cheap. Awonjezereni K300, they will appreciate.

nafundo zalo
nafundo zalo
3 years ago

tidikile kaye.
ndikayesa ma education visit ku Airport were being charged K500.00 per head We were told. zimatelo???? kulipitsa EDUCATION VISIT. NDI LAW????
KU KIA

Kwenga mwazembo
Kwenga mwazembo
3 years ago

Bravo don’t hesitate. This is the time to reposition otherwise mutuwanso kachikena . Muthu ogwila ntchito pa airport mumaoneka ngati oitanila minibus

stanley
stanley
3 years ago

Nanunso, which govt. Asiyeni they shud deal with corruption first. nda;ama zabedwa kwambiri

TRUTH
TRUTH
3 years ago
Reply to  stanley

Promotions and arrests which is important?

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