Parliament seeks ways to end strike

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Members of Parliament have called for an all-party solution to the civil service strike and asked government to re-instate sacked employees. After meeting for seven hours on Friday, the MPs appointed a delegation to meet President Ian Khama and union leaders to discuss the strike.

They agreed that the Botswana Federation of Public Service Unions (BOFEPUSU) should continue talks with the Directorate of Public Service Management (DPSM) to explore a mutually agreeable settlement to the 'No Work, No Pay' dispute. A communique from Parliament said MPs backed the three percent salary increment offered by government and accepted by unions.

However, the legislators want the increment distributed on the principle of equity without undue distortion of the current salary structures.

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