No, Aeroporti Di Roma is the other shareholder is it not? Unless that has changed without me noticing it? Anyway, look what else ACSA is faced with - not that this one is their fault:
28 August 2006
BREAKING NEWS: 'Crippling' immigration strike imminent
SOUTH African immigration officials are to embark on a “crippling strike” from September 1, which will affect all points of entry into the country, including airports.
Negotiations to resolve an outstanding salary dispute between the officials’ union, the Public Servants Association (PSA) and Department of Home Affairs have failed.
According to the PSA’s Manie De Clercq, no communication has been received from government and this “lack of urgency in resolving the dispute” has forced the union to move ahead with strike action.
“The Department should accept sole responsibility for the situation as well as the impact of the strike, which will cripple all points of entry into the country,” says Manie.
Oh dear?
