Fuel strike continues as union rejects wage offer
Lusanda Bill
21 July 2011
The Chemical, Energy, Paper, Printing, Wood and Allied Workers Union has rejected an eight- to ten-percent wage offer by employers in the fuel industry.
The union’s John Appolis says the nearly two-week-long strike will continue until they reach an agreement.
Ceppwawu has been calling for a 13-percent increase and will meet again with employers tomorrow.
Solidarity workers have returned to work today.
21 July 2011
The Chemical, Energy, Paper, Printing, Wood and Allied Workers Union has rejected an eight- to ten-percent wage offer by employers in the fuel industry.
The union’s John Appolis says the nearly two-week-long strike will continue until they reach an agreement.
Ceppwawu has been calling for a 13-percent increase and will meet again with employers tomorrow.
Solidarity workers have returned to work today.
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