South Africa's state-owned logistics firm Transnet said on Monday it has agreed on a three-year wage deal with the union representing most of its workers as it bids to end a strike that has affected commodities exports.
“Transnet and the United Transport and Allied Trade Union reached a three-year wage agreement today [Monday],” Transnet said, adding the deal ends the strike at the monopoly company.
Reuters
Transnet agrees to three-year wage deal with majority labour union
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South Africa's state-owned logistics firm Transnet said on Monday it has agreed on a three-year wage deal with the union representing most of its workers as it bids to end a strike that has affected commodities exports.
“Transnet and the United Transport and Allied Trade Union reached a three-year wage agreement today [Monday],” Transnet said, adding the deal ends the strike at the monopoly company.
Reuters
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