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‘Will Sisulu stamp out union fires, or spark an inferno?’
Monday, 18 June 2012 10:41
The newly appointed public service and administration minister, Lindiwe Sisulu, will this week begin navigating government’s way through the public sector wage negotiations in earnest. While Sisulu’s ministerial move was widely interpreted as a demotion, she now wields the political power to quickly resolve the impasse at which government and unions find themselves – or spark a campaign of damaging industrial action.
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