BOSETU Responds To Ajustment Of Salaries To A Section Of The Public Service

Monday, April 03, 2017

BOSETU Responds To Ajustment Of Salaries To A Section Of The Public Service

Government Exhibits Hypocrisy

We note that on, 29th March 2017, government through the office of the Permanent Secretary to the President (PSP) announced a unilateral adjustment of 4% to salaries of the Public Servants who are not unionized.

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BOSETU Responds To Ajustment Of Salaries To A Section Of The Public Service