Some Vodacom staff members have been offered voluntary retrenchment packages, also known as mutual separation agreements (MSA).<\/p>\n
However, Vodacom made it clear that there is no staff retrenchment programme underway.<\/p>\n
MyBroadband received the information from Vodacom staff members who were offered 3 months\u2019 salary and their pension if they agreed to resign.<\/p>\n
According to one source, he was told this offer was confidential and that he has 2 days to decide whether he will take the offer.<\/p>\n
He added this seems to be happening at multiple regional Vodacom offices around the country.<\/p>\n
Vodacom told MyBroadband it does not have a staff retrenchment programme underway.<\/p>\n
However, the company did say that as part of the normal course of business it continually looks at how it is structured and how efficiencies can be achieved.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is not unique to Vodacom, and will from time to time result in changes in specific roles,\u201d said Vodacom.<\/p>\n
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