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More workers in the motor industry, including petrol attendants affiliated to Numsa, will down tools next week.
Spokesperson for the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa, Castro Ngobese, says 72-thousand workers including those at petrol stations, panel-beaters, fitment workshops and dealerships will down tools on the 2nd of September.
This, after talks in July failed to resolve an impasse between Numsa and employers.
The union is demanding a 30 rand per hour per hour increase across the board for workers earning above six-thousand rand a month..
Ngobese says a number of marches and demonstrations are planned for next week in the Eastern and Western Cape, Free State, Gauteng, and KwaZulu-Natal.
