THE WEEK THAT WAS: The return of stroppy unions?
Author: Graeme Roberts | 20 August 2010
We, or, to give due credit, our business/industry reporter Simon Warburton, have been tracking the little spat between automakers and workers down in South Africa. Usual scenario: What do we want? More money. When do we want it? Now.
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