Public sector workers are on the cusp of a nationwide strike.
Four unions at the Public Service Coordinating Bargaining Council have been given certificates of non-resolution after wage negotiations deadlocked.
They include the Nehawu, Denosa, Popcru and Hospersa.
At the same time, The Public Servants Association is preparing for a full-blown strike next week.
It served government with a notice of intention to strike last month.
Together the unions represent over 800,000 public sector workers.
Labour has rejected government’s 3 percent wage offer with a R1,000 gratuity payment till March.
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