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SOUTH AFRICA: Labour Unions Reject Transnet's Revised Wage Offer

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The United National Transport Union (Untu) and the SA Transport and Allied Workers Union (Satawu) have both rejected Transnet’s revised wage offer for above-inflation increases, BusinessDay report, setting the stage for potential industrial action.

  • "This is after parties met at Esselen Park outside Kempton Park for intense negotiations over three days last week, where the ports operator revised its offer to 5.5% for the first and second years and 5% in the last year of the agreement," BusinessDay write. 
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The United National Transport Union (Untu) and the SA Transport and Allied Workers Union (Satawu) have both rejected Transnet’s revised wage offer for above-inflation increases, BusinessDay report, setting the stage for potential industrial action.

  • "This is after parties met at Esselen Park outside Kempton Park for intense negotiations over three days last week, where the ports operator revised its offer to 5.5% for the first and second years and 5% in the last year of the agreement," BusinessDay write.