South Africa's Solidarity union said on Friday that it and two other major trade unions had signed two-year wage agreements with state-run utility Eskom that will see pay rises of 8.5 percent over the next two years.
A source at the National Union of Mineworkers confirmed that it had signed up to the deal. Solidarity said the NUMSA union had also accepted the 8.5 percent offer.
(Reporting by Ed Stoddard; Editing by Joe Brock)
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