Deal ends World Cup construction workers' strike

Construction workers on projects for next year’s football world cup and employers are preparing to sign a wage deal ending a week-long strike.

Wed, 15 Jul, 2009 - 09:58

Construction workers on projects for next year’s football world cup and employers are preparing to sign a wage deal ending a week-long strike.

Work at sites across South Africa is set to resume tomorrow.

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