Tunisia's government and the country's main union UGTT signed a deal boosting public sector salaries on Thursday, three months after a strike that paralysed the country. The agreement involves a 5% annual hike to public sector wages every year until 2025.
2022/09/16/tunisia-govt-reaches-pay-deal-with-key-union
2022/09/16/tunisia-govt-reaches-pay-deal-with-key-union
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