(Reuters) - JOHANNESBURG, June 20 - South Africa's government
gave unions an ultimatum to accept a revised pay offer on
Wednesday or make do with a previous lower offer in its final
push to end a costly three-week civil service strike.
The government's settlement salary package includes a 7.5
percent wage increase and an increased housing allowance of 500
rand from 456 rand, union officials said.
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gave unions an ultimatum to accept a revised pay offer on
Wednesday or make do with a previous lower offer in its final
push to end a costly three-week civil service strike.
The government's settlement salary package includes a 7.5
percent wage increase and an increased housing allowance of 500
rand from 456 rand, union officials said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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