Cosatu affiliated unions have announced the suspension of the public service strike that has been going on for several weeks.  The unions said the suspension does not mean they are accepting the offer, instead they will consult with their members and after 21 days, they will reach a decision on whether to accept or decline government’s recent offer of 7.5 percent salary increase and R800 housing allowance.

7 September 2010

 

Thomas

What have these black baboons achieved by striking? Nothing, except now they have less money.

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7 September 2010

 

Sure Mandy

I did not expect that comment from u Thomas. Pls don’t dissappoint us by being racist in your future comment. Thanks

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7 September 2010

 

Thomas

Who cares what you expected.!!!! I’m also disappointed because i’m living in a country full of baboons.

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9 September 2010

 

Thandinceba Mayime

I’m really glad public service workers have shown reasoning & sense by agreeing 2 go back 2 work though government has not yet done what they demanding but just 4 the sake of innocent people on the ground they had 2 return 2 work.SAn government is quite greedy bcoz parliamentarians’re earning 2much while the people who’re really toiling’re getting peanuts, thats very unfair

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16 September 2010

 

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14 July 2011

 

Joette Petter

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