Thu, 25th Apr 2019 22:36
AMSTERDAM, April 25 (Reuters) - Dutch trade unions onThursday said they have agreed to a new offer by Royal DutchShell to end a wage dispute which has hit production atShell's Pernis oil refinery and Moerdijk chemical plants inrecent weeks.
CNV union spokesman Piet Verburg said unions on Friday willadvise employees at Europe's largest oil refinery and thechemical plants to end their strikes, which started on April 8.
(Reporting by Bart Meijer, Editing by Rosalba O'Brien)
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