In a move that makes private sector participation in the logistics sector more appealing, the state has widened the scope of essential services employees who will be barred from striking to include key operations at the country’s ports.

According to a directive issued by the department of labour & employment, the state has declared key roles at the country’s ports as essential services in a development that seeks to minimise labour disruptions at key facilities that are indispensable to SA’s trade with the rest of the world...

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