Mongolia energy workers delay strike for talks www.sxcoal.com
Mongolian energy sector workers have agreed to postpone a planned strike by 48 hours to allow for negotiations, according to the latest reports.
The workers had threatened to launch a nationwide strike from 8 a.m. on June 30 unless their demand for a 30% wage increase was met, following prolonged but unsuccessful talks with the Energy Ministry. Over 6,000 workers from 22 units had pledged to participate.
However, the Mongolian Energy, Geology and Mining Trade Union Federation held further discussions with the ministry and employer representatives, proposing a phased 30% wage increase over 2026 and 2027.
The union decided to delay the strike by 48 hours to allow time for talks. If negotiations fail to reach a deal within that period, the strike will resume at 8 a.m. on July 2.
Published Date:2026-07-02





