BMW strike | Workers protest over looming job losses

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Fugitive fraud-accused Michael Lomas is back in SA.
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Michael Lomas back in South Africa. 
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Fugitive fraud-accused Michael Lomas is back in SA.
JOHANNESBURG – Workers at BMW’s Rosslyn plant in the northwest of Pretoria have been on strike from Monday.
They are protesting about alleged job dismissals.
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On Thursday, the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa said there was progress between the union and BMW management.
Numsa general secretary, Irvin Jim, is expected to address hundreds of BMW workers this morning.
The motor manufacturer said the labour action was in response to an ongoing fraud investigation within the BMW Employees Medical Aid Scheme.