91.   The union did not call a strike.

92.   The unions called off their strikes during the Easter holidays, and talks resumed in early April.

93.   The strike, called by unions to push for a new contract and postal service reorganization, closed most post offices and prevented delivery of mail.

94.   The unions also called for a boycott of products made by companies owned by PAL majority owner Lucio Tan, who has interests in banking, beer and tobacco.

95.   The unions called the national gathering a waste of time and urged Swazis to boycott it.

96.   The union also called on teachers to take into consideration the needs of the students and the fact that final examinations are approaching.

97.   The union calls for the two countries to coordinate economic reforms and military activities, create joint energy and transport systems and possibly introduce a common currency.

98.   The union has called for high-level mediation.

99.   The unions called off the strike Wednesday night because they reached an agreement with management on wages and other issues, both sides said.

100.   The unions called the strike at midnight Monday, fearing massive layoffs.