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Public servants' trade unions and the government will meet in the Public Service Co-ordinating Bargaining Council (PSCBC) on Friday to resume wage talks.

Unions were expected to make a counter proposal to the revised pay package offered by government on Monday, including a 6.5 wage increase.

The meeting was scheduled for noon at Centurion, south of Pretoria.

It was widely expected that the unions would lower their pay increase demand from 12 percent, a position they have held since talks began.

On Thursday a labour technical committee, consisting of Congress of SA Trade Unions affiliates and Independent Labour Caucus unions were meeting to consolidate their counter-proposals. - Sapa

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