In spite of the news that Eskom suffered a R20.7 billion loss in the last financial year, Eskom senior managers are hauling the power utility to the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) because they received no salary increases and incentive bonuses in the last financial year.
According to City Press, this group of managers consists of between 180 and 200 senior Eskom personnel who earn between R1.5 million and R3 million a year.
They are demanding the same 4.7% increase that the power utility recently granted to middle management.
However, middle management is also not happy with their increase as they were hoping for an increase of 7.5%.
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