#PODCAST Employees of Durban's uShaka Marine World expected to go on strike over wages from today #sabcnews

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By Newsbreak Producer Shanell Daniel - Some employees of Durban's uShaka Marine World are expected to commence with strike action over wages today. Ndabo Khoza, CEO of uShaka Marine World, says a decision has been made by management to completely close the park today after receiving a 48-hour notice related to the strike action. Khoza says management has been engaging in salary negotiations with the union representing the bargaining unit employees, however a settlement has not made at this stage. He explains...

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