Numsa strike looting and vandalism
Neasa: Oliphant must intervene in dispute
The employers association says it cannot match the 10 percent hike brokered between Numsa and Seifsa.
The union is protesting against what it termed as racist and dastardly lockouts.
The Labour Court revoked Numsa's strike certificate due to increasing violence and intimidation.
Neasa refused to sign a wage agreement even after Numsa had signed one yesterday.
Numsa on Monday accepted a three-year wage deal after a month-long strike.
An estimated 200,000 Numsa members have been on strike since 1 July.
An estimated 200,000 Numsa members have been on strike since 1 July.
National Employers Association of South Africa believes the union has lost control of its members.
The union says Seifsa shouldn't communicate its conditionally accepted offer to the public.
Employers are now afraid that even if a wage settlement is reached they won't be able to cope.
Seifsa says it has no plans to make a new wage offer because it has exhausted its mandate.
The metalworkers union says it will meet with members to plan how to strengthen its wage strike.
Numsa is demanding a basic wage hike of 15 percent and a R1,000 housing allowance.
The union will meet with employers on Monday in a bid to end the two-week strike.
The union has called on employers to put a one-year deal on the table.
The metalworkers union has reportedly rejected the latest wage offer.
The metalworkers union is expected to provide feedback on the latest offer to its striking members.
It is hoped the R600m plant in PE will increase foreign investor confidence in the country.
North West police said the suspects attacked the Rustenburg Engineering Centre.