The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa and Comair will meet on Saturday in mediated talks to try end a wage dispute that could result in a national strike.
“Our members are aggrieved that some workers at Comair earn higher wages than others, for doing the same work. This is a crisis which was created by the management team of Comair, and it is now a burning issue with workers at the airline,” said the union via a press release.
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