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Days after the Public Servants' Association served SARS with notice of a strike, the National Education, Health, and Allied Workers' Union said it also plans to down tools.

The National Education, Health, and Allied Workers' Union said it plans to stage a"full-blown" national strike at the South African Revenue Service.

PSA demands a CPI plus 7% increase across the board, while Nehawu demands an 11.5% increase. SARS made a final offer of a zero-percent increase at wage discussions.

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