By Khanyisa Tabata
15 July 2011
Negotiations between striking petroleum workers’ unions and industry employers have been postponed till next week.
About 70-thousand workers downed tools on Monday, demanding a minimum salary of six-thousand-Rands and a 40-hour week.
At least 250 service stations in Gauteng have already run dry and KwaZulu-Natal is also reported to have been affected.
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