Oil firms agree to talk
PA Whangarei The supertanker Mobil Brilliant is being worked again, after being held up at Marsden Point by a two-day strike by jetty operators over a failure in award talks.
The dispute widened on 'Monday when 12 pumpmen 'were suspended by B.P. in ■Auckland for refusing to discharge fuel from the coastal jtanker Kuaka.
However, yesterday an official of the Auckland Storemen and Packers’ Union said the dispute had been settled overnight. Oil companies had agreed to meet the union for award talks early next month.
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