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PSA seeks 12% wage hike amid teacher cuts

By Lee-Yandra Paulsen The Public Servants Association (PSA) is seeking a 12% wage increase for 1.3 million government employees, alongside demands for a housing allowance, danger pay, and bursary schemes. Speaking on VOC’s NewsBeat on Thursday, Acting Deputy General Manager of Members' Affairs, Claude Naiker, explained how the PSA intends to source the funds for the increase. "We base our percentage on a well-researched document that examines the government's financial […]

today5 September 2024

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PSA on national public service strike from Thursday

A public service national strike could see parts of South Africa come to a standstill. The Public Servants Association (PSA) and the Federation of Unions of South Africa (Fedusa), which represent about 235, 000 public servants, will strike from Thursday. The PSA said the strike will have a serious affect on government departments, particularly home affairs, transport and border control. Why are they striking? Plans for the strike come after […]

today9 November 2022

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Public servants might consider the government’s 3% wage increase offer on condition: Unions

LOCAL Trade unions representing public servants say they might accept the government’s current pay rise offer of 3%, provided they meet their members’ conditions. The government was forced to go back to the drawing table after talks with the Public Service Coordinating Bargaining Council failed. Unions have threatened strike action if their demands are not met. Unions say members will now accept the 3% offer provided the R1000 bonus incentive […]

today27 September 2022

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Salary increase talks between gov, PSA at deadlock

The Public Servants Association says government has not made any improvements on its previous offers for public sector salaries. This after wage negotiations broke down on Friday night, paving the way for unions to declare a dispute. Government and public sector unions have deadlocked over the employer’s proposal to increase salaries on condition that workers forfeit some of their current benefits. The offer was rejected by all public sector unions. […]

today24 April 2021

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