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Government shifts $2.1bn to pay salaries
Posted: Saturday, June 6, 2015
Government shifts $2.1bn to pay salaries
Government's decreased costs in several areas go towards funding payment of salaries, wages, cost of living and other allowances arising from new industrial agreements for various public sector employees
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