Since the over week-long industrial action, unions have been calling for an offer that is in line with the cost of living.
JOHANNESBURG - Transnet workers affiliated with the United National Transport Union say they will accept the CCMA's proposed 6% wage offer on condition that their jobs are safe.
On Thursday, Transnet proposed a revised three-year wage offer of 4.5% for the current year and a 5% increase for the next two years but this was rejected by both unions.READ: CCMA proposes new multi-year wage offer to striking unions and employer Transnet "That's what they are basically complaining to say you know maybe they can insert a clause that deals with no retrenchments then they don't have a problem to take the offer...so that's basically where there is a difficulty.
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