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Labour union Nehawu is demanding a 7% wage increase, a 13th cheque, and a once-off bonus, among others.
Labour union Nehawu is demanding a 7% wage increase, a 13th cheque, and a once-off bonus, among others.
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The University of Pretoria is seeking a court order to restrict striking employees from disrupting teaching and learning at the institution.

On Thursday, the university confirmed it served striking employees with a notice informing them it approached the court to "maintain order and safety" for the premises, students and non-striking employees. 

It intends to implement 10 measures, including restricting the strike to the demarcated area of the university's Hatfield Campus' Engineering Gate, prohibiting protesters from demonstrating in non-designated areas, preventing striking staff from intimidating non-striking employees and temporary staff, and preventing cars from entering and leaving the university. 

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