(Reuters) - More than 20,000 workers have gone on strike at South African companies including Nampak , a union said on Monday, adding it had put off a strike in the petroleum sector after receiving a fresh wage offer.
The petrol companies include Sasol, the world's biggest coal-to-fuels maker and petrochemical group which supplies about 40 percent of the oil in Africa's biggest economy, and other petroleum refiners, which presented the new offer on Friday.
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The petrol companies include Sasol, the world's biggest coal-to-fuels maker and petrochemical group which supplies about 40 percent of the oil in Africa's biggest economy, and other petroleum refiners, which presented the new offer on Friday.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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