As per reports, the Customs Officers’ Union says they have decided to engage in trade union action by reporting ‘sick leave’ on Friday (05 July) as well, in protest over the lack of a satisfactory response to their demands from the authorities.
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Customs Officers’ Union plan to continue strike-action on Friday (05 July)
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