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Feb 22, 2013

CASTRIES, St. Lucia, CMC-Public servants are gearing up for some form of industrial action on the eve of Friday's 34th anniversary of independence, as they move to express their disappointment over Government's failure to resolve a pay dispute. Teachers, civil servants, and nurses were meeting at separate locations on Thursday, to discuss their next move as they claimed that time had ran out for government to resolve the protracted 2010-2012 triennium agreement. Both teachers and civil servants agreed to initially begin with a two day sick out next week, after the long independence holiday weekend to pressure authorities into accepting their wage proposal.

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