The federal government and organised labour have resumed another meeting to discuss the implementation of the new minimum wage.
Talks over two days have failed to bring both teams to agree on the right percentage of increment for different levels of workers.
Labour leaders have made some concessions, but the government wants them to do more.
The federal government and organised labour have resumed another meeting to discuss the implementation of the new minimum wage.
Talks over two days have failed to bring both teams to agree on the right percentage of increment for different levels of workers.
Labour leaders have made some concessions, but the government wants them to do more.
The federal government and organised labour have resumed another meeting to discuss the implementation of the new minimum wage.
Talks over two days have failed to bring both teams to agree on the right percentage of increment for different levels of workers.
Labour leaders have made some concessions, but the government wants them to do more.
The federal government and organised labour have resumed another meeting to discuss the implementation of the new minimum wage.
Talks over two days have failed to bring both teams to agree on the right percentage of increment for different levels of workers.
Labour leaders have made some concessions, but the government wants them to do more.
The federal government and organised labour have resumed another meeting to discuss the implementation of the new minimum wage.
Talks over two days have failed to bring both teams to agree on the right percentage of increment for different levels of workers.
Labour leaders have made some concessions, but the government wants them to do more.
The federal government and organised labour have resumed another meeting to discuss the implementation of the new minimum wage.
Talks over two days have failed to bring both teams to agree on the right percentage of increment for different levels of workers.
Labour leaders have made some concessions, but the government wants them to do more.
The federal government and organised labour have resumed another meeting to discuss the implementation of the new minimum wage.
Talks over two days have failed to bring both teams to agree on the right percentage of increment for different levels of workers.
Labour leaders have made some concessions, but the government wants them to do more.
The federal government and organised labour have resumed another meeting to discuss the implementation of the new minimum wage.
Talks over two days have failed to bring both teams to agree on the right percentage of increment for different levels of workers.
Labour leaders have made some concessions, but the government wants them to do more.
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