A general view of the WC2010 Cape Town Green Point stadium in June 2009 in Cape Town, South Africa. Unions representing workers at South Africa´s World Cup stadiums will resume wage talks on Monday to avert a strike that could delay construction deadlines, SAPA news agency said on Friday. JOHANNESBURG (AFP) - Unions representing workers at South Africa's World Cup stadiums will resume wage talks on Monday to avert a strike that could delay construction deadlines, SAPA news agency said on Friday. Workers at five 2010 World Cup stadiums still under construction in Cape Town, Durban, Polokwane, Nelspruit and Johannesburg have threatened to down tools on Wednesday over wage disputes. "The... [read full story]
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JOHANNESBURG (AFP) Unions representing workers at South Africa's World Cup stadiums will resume wage talks on Monday to avert a strike that could delay construction deadlines, SAPA news agency said on Friday. Workers at five...
