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Appeals will not end strike, FWSC must negotiate – GAUA General Secretary

The industrial action, which is approaching its second month, has disrupted administrative services at public universities as the association pushes for action on outstanding payments and disparities in allowances and other conditions of service.
The meeting with the Education Ministry is expected to explore ways of resolving the dispute, which has disrupted administrative services at public universities.
He says the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission must engage the union and conclude negotiations on its conditions of service to bring the industrial action to an end.
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