Cash-strapped SAA to apply 'no-work-no-pay' policy for strike

South African Airways said Thursday a “no-work-no-pay” principle will apply to employees who are expected to participate in a strike and said it workers who reported for duty would be allowed to work. “Those who participate in the strike action will not be permitted back to work until the strike is over,” SAA acting GM for Human Resources, Martin Kemp, said. Trade unions the South African Cabin Crew Association and the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa said Wednesday their members would embark on industrial action from Friday morning. Kemp said SAA would continue to spare no effort to work with the unions to find solutions that accommodate the employee demands, safeguard the business and return operations to normal. <br/>