UNTU to ballot members after Transnet wage meeting ends without agreement
Labour union the United National Transport Union (UNTU) will ballot its members after a conciliation process to resolve a dispute between it and State-owned transport agency Transnet ended without agreement on April 14. The final offer of a 6% increase in the first and second years and 5.5% in the third year took place within the context of a facilitated and transparent wage negotiation process, and in recognition that job security is essential for employee well-being and Transnet’s long-term sustainability, the State-owned entity said.
Labour union the United National Transport Union (UNTU) will ballot its members after a conciliation process to resolve a dispute between it and State-owned transport agency Transnet ended without agreement on April 14. The final offer of a 6% increase in the first and second years and 5.5% in the third year took place within the context of a facilitated and transparent wage negotiation process, and in recognition that job security is essential for employee well-being and Transnet’s long-term sustainability, the State-owned entity said.
