Glimmer of hope in Transnet crisis
Satawu leaders say they will ask members to accept CCMA pay compromise
16 October 2022 - 09:36
The biggest union at Transnet has hinted it will accept a 6% offer recommended by the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation & Arbitration (CCMA) to end a week-long strike that has crippled rail and ports, costing the economy up to R8bn a day.
Vital medical supplies are also being held up in the ports, creating bottlenecks that pose a serious risk to patients. Business organisations are warning of shortages of petrol and basic goods should the strike persist, while Eskom says it could affect diesel storage...
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