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Eskom Accused of Bad Faith After 'Take it or Leave it' Offer

South Africa's National Union of Mineworkers has slammed Eskom after the power utility said it would revert to a previous proposal of 4.7% if their proposed three-year salary increase was rejected.

South Africa: Mineworkers Union Notes Power Utility's 'Take it or Leave' Wage Offer

COSATU, 28 June 2018

The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) has noted the latest wage offer from Eskom that it presented today during the second day of the third round of wage negotiations. Eskom gave… Read more »

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South Africa: Eskom - a Dinosaur Monopoly Nearing Extinction

Daily Maverick, 27 June 2018

Looking at the financials, Eskom is in serious trouble. It is in a death spiral with rising tariffs, leading to further drops in demand precipitating further tariff hikes. The end… Read more »

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Eskom Promises to Keep South Africa's Power On Despite Strike

Eskom officials have said the pickets and protests against the lack of a pay increase will affect the power supply in South Africa. There have also been reports of intimidation and ... Read more »
- South Africa: Power Supply Constrained Due to the Effects of Industrial Action
- South Africa: Unions Reject Eskom's Offer of 0%

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