By Kim Saulse
23 June 2010
As trade unions prepare for industrial action, Eskom has vowed to reduce the impact a looming strike will have on electricity supply.
In a weekly power supply status report, the parastatal says contingency plans will be put in place should the strike go ahead.
Eskom’s latest offer of an 8% wage increase, a 5.6% key allowances increase and a R12000 per employee once off payment, has been rejected by unions.
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