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SAPU to go on strike over wage demands

SAPU spokesperson, Lesiba Thobakgale says a notice to strike was given to the public service and administration department.

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Policing Union pushing to stage an indefinite strike th

The South African Policing Union (Sapu) is going ahead with plans to follow Nehawu and to embark on an indefinite strike from Friday, 17 March over demands for a 10% pay hike for public servants. SAPS has stated that police officers would not be downing tools – as they are considered essential.

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SAPU threatens indefinite strike over salary dispute

The South African Police Union (SAPU) has warned that police officers could be downing tools on Friday until their wage demands have been met.

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It s so difficult for public servants to survive

The South African Policing Union have indicated they have given notice to strike, as the Nehawu strike enters its second week.

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WC Nehawu to respect court order interdicting essential workers from striking

The strike is now in its second week. Nehawu is demanding a 10% wage increase while government is offering 4.7%.

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