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发表于 28-11-2012 09:12:43|来自:新加坡
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转SMRT在SGX上的公告:
SMRT statement on Service Leaders who were absent from work
On 26 November 2012, 171 Service Leaders from China did not report for duty. At a dialogue
with the Service Leaders yesterday, SMRT assured the Service Leaders it will look into their
concerns, while the Service Leaders agreed to return to work the next day.
However, despite the agreement, 68 and 20 of the SLs who were on the morning and afternoon
shift respectively did not show up for work today (27 Nov).
SMRT Management takes a serious view of the bus service delays that were brought about by
the irresponsible behavior of the Service Leaders (SLs) who did not report for work as scheduled.
SMRT's priority is to ensure that bus services are restored to normal as soon as possible.
In accordance with our obligation as a Public Transport Operator, SMRT has lodged a police
report for further investigation into possible breaches of the law. At the same time, the company
is conducting its own investigations on whether terms of employment have been breached.
SMRT will continue to engage all our SLs from China to explain the situation, and urges SLs not
to take matters into their own hands but to make use of the proper channels to discuss workplace
matters.
SMRT would like to assure SLs who were not involved in the actions over the last two days, that
the company continues to value their services.
Executive Vice President (Roads & Commercial) Ms Teo Chew Hoon said: "We have stressed to
the SLs that the lines of communication to management remain open and they should not take
such unlawful actions to air their grievances. We apologise to all commuters for the
inconvenience caused, and thank all the Service Leaders who put in their best efforts over the
past two days to cover the duties of those who were absent. |
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