Stewards hired to work during a Confederations Cup match in Pretoria failed to show up because of a pay dispute with their employer, leaving police to check tickets at the turnstiles.
The local organizing committee for the eight-team, 16-match tournament in South Africa hired a company to provide stewards for matches, but the dispute forced police to help out on Monday, said Rick Mkhondo, the 2010 World Cup organizing committee spokesman.
"Yesterday, there was an employer-employee disagreement over payment, and therefore the stewards were relieved of their duties, and the people who were working there were volunteers and the police," Mkhondo said …
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