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2017
NUM postpones planned coal sector strikeBy:COAL The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) will postpone its planned strike in the coal sector, as some coal companies have decided to table new offers to NUM members. The union on Friday said the coal companies would present the new wage offers on Monday, after which the union would decide to accept the new offers or to serve a 48-hour strike notice.
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