The Nurses Association of Jamaica and the government are heading back to the negotiating table.

Nurses across the island have been calling in sick or not reporting for duty as a means of forcing the government over the wage and fringe benefits offer.

The nurses have rejected the cumulative offer of a six percent increase over the life of the 2017/2019 contract period.

Following widespread disruption in the health sector the Ministry of Labour summoned the parties to a meeting to resolve the impasse

President of the Nurses Association of Jamaica Carmen Johnson says a new date is to be set for talks.

The NAJ President says normality should return to tomorrow morning.