The South African Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA) has noted with
concern reports that the South African Transport and Allied Workers
Union (Satawu) is embarking on a strike against Transnet from 10 May
2010.
SAPIA has engaged its members on the strike and all have
confirmed that appropriate contingency plans are in place to mitigate
against possible fuel supply disruptions.
While the full impact
of the strike remains unclear, SAPIA members will be closely monitoring
the situation and endeavour to limit any inconvenience to the public.
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