Disgruntled workers attached to the state-run Jamaica Urban Transit Company are awaiting word from the management on what they say are discrepancies in their March salary.
The workers have opted to stay off the job, bringing operations at the bus company to a screeching halt and leaving thousands of commuters stranded.
First Vice President of the University and Allied Workers Union, Clifton Grant, says the workers are indicating they are receiving less money than they did before the compensation review took effect.
Mr Grant says the workers are likely to keep up their protest action if no solution is forthcoming.
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