(Reuters) - South African government and union negotiators postponed until Friday talks aimed at ending a costly three-week civil servants' strike to enable labour unions to consult members, officials said.
"We are coming back on Friday. Labour requested more time to get a mandate from their members," said Lewis Rabkin, spokesman for the Public Services and Administration ministry.
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"We are coming back on Friday. Labour requested more time to get a mandate from their members," said Lewis Rabkin, spokesman for the Public Services and Administration ministry.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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