South African state utility Eskom has reached a wage deal with major labor unions to ensure operational stability through 2029. The agreement provides annual raises of 7% for the majority of the utility's employees.
- Three-year wage deal signed by Solidarity and National Union of Mineworkers
- Annual wage increases set at 7% through 2029
- Agreement covers over 75% of the total Eskom workforce
- Deal aims to prevent labor unrest and ensure power grid continuity
- Increases long-term operational costs for the state-owned utility
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