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Nupsaw set to join public service strike

By Andy Rice
23 Jul 2010
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The National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers has said on that it would give the government seven-days notice of its intention to strike on Monday, meaning the earliest strike action could proceed would be on August 1. Trade unions that have decided to strike are Hospersa,  the Public Servants' Association and the Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union, with others still considering their course of action. Read more: Times Live

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