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Parties in the ongoing labour agitations have agreed to a media ceasefire and to set a peer review mechanism to resolve labour disputes.
The resolution was made at Public Service Joint Standing Negotiating Committee made up of representatives of government, Fair Wages and Salaries Commission as well as the various labour unions.
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