Metrorail running on a limited service as strike action continues
By Khanyisa Tabata
24 May 2010
Metrorail says they are running a reduced passenger train service today, focusing only on the morning and late afternoon rush hours.
This comes after the South African Transport and Allied Workers' Union rejected a 10-percent wage increase offer from the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa and an 11-percent offer from Transnet.
Transnet's Satawu members are now entering their third week of strike action.
Metrorail says they have beefed-up security at train stations to ensure that striking workers do not disrupt the reduced train service.
24 May 2010
Metrorail says they are running a reduced passenger train service today, focusing only on the morning and late afternoon rush hours.
This comes after the South African Transport and Allied Workers' Union rejected a 10-percent wage increase offer from the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa and an 11-percent offer from Transnet.
Transnet's Satawu members are now entering their third week of strike action.
Metrorail says they have beefed-up security at train stations to ensure that striking workers do not disrupt the reduced train service.
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