Sacked Fedusa boss Dennis George appealing ‘unfair’ dismissal

JOHANNESBURG - Eyewitness News understands dismissed Federation of Unions of South Africa general secretary Dennis George is appealing the decision, claiming unfair treatment.

He says the presiding officer who weighed the allegations against him and subsequently found him guilty was hired through the attorneys who conducted the investigation. He further claims the presiding officer was biased and did not take into account the submissions of the employer. George is accused of having personally benefited from a controversial R4.3 billion deal between the PIC.

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