South Africa workers continue to strike the entire automobile manufacturers will be forced to suspend production
Super cars news wire services reported that South Africa integrated metal workers Union (National Union of Metal Workers, hereinafter referred to as NUMSA) parts of industrial workers from September 1, went on strike, and that strikes at present, there is no end.
Affected Toyota , car BMW , car and Mercedes-Benz factories located in South Africa will be due to a shortage of spare parts had to be temporarily discontinued. And in the strike started on the first day (September 1) mass , automotive South Africa factory entered temporarily shutdown state.
South Africa metal workers Union in a statement that the parts of the salary increase programme of enterprises had not been sure of the workers. South Africa suggested that some parts of the enterprise workers salary increase of 10%. The strikers were employer will all workers salary increase 15%, not only for those low-paid workers.
South Africa car industry and parts industry accounted for 6% of the GDP of South Africa is South Africa's largest export industry.
(Super car network)