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PSA threatens to strike against government

14 May 2018, 9:39 PM  |
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PSA says government has failed to improve the offer, with a hope that other unions will sign the deal on the table by Tuesday.

PSA says government has failed to improve the offer, with a hope that other unions will sign the deal on the table by Tuesday.

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PSA says government has failed to improve the offer, with a hope that other unions will sign the deal on the table by Tuesday.

The Public Servants Association (PSA) is threatening strike action if government fails to negotiate wage increases in good faith.

In a statement, the PSA says it is disappointed by the employers’ failure to conciliate the wage dispute with the PSA. It says the government (employer) has plunged the public service into total collapse.

PSA says government has failed to improve the offer, with a hope that other unions will sign the deal on the table on Tuesday.

However, the PSA has also learned from its sources that the employer intends to table a further revised offer should other unions not sign by Tuesday.

The association is calling on other labour unions to reject the drafted wage settlement agreement.

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