Lusanda Bill
20 July 2011
Petroleum industry unions have been urged by Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant to accept a wage offer of eight- to ten-percent.
Employers made the offer following hours of negotiations late last night.
Unions have rejected the offer, holding firm on their demand for 11- to 13-percent.
Oliphant says the strike is having a negative effect on the economy and must be resolved as a matter of urgency.
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