In a bid to avert another stalemate, Eskom agreed to an extended round of talks which is set to kick off on Tuesday morning.
JOHANNESBURG - Power utility Eskom and three trade unions are expected to give wage negotiations another shot after three failed rounds.
The National Union of Mineworkers , the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa and Soliadrity have all rejected what Eskom says is its final offer.There are a host of other demands some of the unions want Eskom to concede to, including a standard allowance of R1,000 and the reinstatement of performance bonuses at 25% of the annual salary.
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