DSW workers resume duties following strike
Updated | By Lauren Beukes
Piles of uncollected rubbish bags - causing a stink in Durban's residential areas - are going to be fetched.
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Striking refuse workers at eThekwini have resumed their duties, after meeting with management on Monday.
The DSW personnel were upset about changes to overtime saying they weren't consulted.
READ: Coronavirus: Four new cases in KZN
While unions and the municipality work out their differences, the mayor has apologised to residents affected by the work stoppage.
The Bluff's Warren Dick says he's had to keep his rubbish bags on his property.
"My refuse was supposed to be collected on Thursday and up to today it still has not yet been collected, and obviously most residents do not bring their refuse back inside, so this creates a problem with dogs spreading it across the roads."
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