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Cape Town - Trade union Numsa has called on Reunert's CEO Boel Pretorius to intervene and reverse the group's latest empowerment transaction - or face the wrath of workers.
Shareholders in Reunert on Wednesday ratified an empowerment deal which saw the country's four richest women - including well known white businesswoman, Wendy Lucas-Bull (a former bank executive) - allocating millions of shares among themselves.
Numsa said in a statement released on Thursday that the BEE deal only served to "resist meaningful transformation".
Other participants in the BEE deal include former ANC deputy secretary general Cheryl Carolus, one-time Spoornet chief executive Dolly Mokgatle and lawyer Thandi Orleyn and former CCMA director.
The quartet reportedly stand to get shares worth between R70m and R130m.
Cape Town - Trade union Numsa has called on Reunert's CEO Boel Pretorius to intervene and reverse the group's latest empowerment transaction - or face the wrath of workers.
Shareholders in Reunert on Wednesday ratified an empowerment deal which saw the country's four richest women - including well known white businesswoman, Wendy Lucas-Bull (a former bank executive) - allocating millions of shares among themselves.
Numsa said in a statement released on Thursday that the BEE deal only served to "resist meaningful transformation".
Other participants in the BEE deal include former ANC deputy secretary general Cheryl Carolus, one-time Spoornet chief executive Dolly Mokgatle and lawyer Thandi Orleyn and former CCMA director.
The quartet reportedly stand to get shares worth between R70m and R130m.