No strike for public servants yet
By Lelethu Mquqo
29 March 2011
The Public Servants’ Association says government’s latest wage offer of a 4.8% increase is a slap in the face.
The union has called for a 10% increase and a one-thousand-650-Rands housing allowance.
It also wants government employees to all receive equal medical aid coverage.
With memories of last year’s three-week-long public servants strike still fresh, the PSA’s Manie de Klerk says at this stage, the public need not be worried about their rejection of government’s offer
29 March 2011
The Public Servants’ Association says government’s latest wage offer of a 4.8% increase is a slap in the face.
The union has called for a 10% increase and a one-thousand-650-Rands housing allowance.
It also wants government employees to all receive equal medical aid coverage.
With memories of last year’s three-week-long public servants strike still fresh, the PSA’s Manie de Klerk says at this stage, the public need not be worried about their rejection of government’s offer
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