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August 2009 vol 6
Zimbabwe Civil Servants Threaten Strike if Wage Demands Are Not Met
By VOA Wed, Aug 26, 2009
Zimbabwe's Public Service Association, representing state workers, said its members will go on strike unless they see results from ongoing pay negotiations with the government.
Negotiations opened last week but government representatives requested 14 business days to consult their principals.
The association wants entry level salaries of US$402 with another US$100 allowance for housing and transport. Civil servants now earn US$140 a month.
By VOA
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