EP rugby says it has had constructive meetings with the SA Rugby Players Association to address the non payment of players.
In a statement on Tuesday EP rugby boss, Cheeky Watson, said the Players Association had met with both the administration and players.
"Our main priority right now is addressing the concerns of our players and putting their minds at ease. This requires open and frank dialogue and we are positive that we have been able to address their concerns in a constructive and positive manner," he said.
Watson said chief among the concerns was the issue of non payment of players salaries and that the administration had explained the situation in detail to SARPA representatives.
SARPA Chief Executive, Piet Heymans, said he was impressed with the efforts being made by EP Rugby to address the concerns of the players.
Heymans said he had met with the players and had explained their legal position and contractual obligations.
"It was helpful to get the full background from the administration and we are looking forward to seeing this issue resolved by the end of the week," he said.
