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May 26, 2022 9:55 AM

Wage negotiations stalled between public sector unions and government

Reuben Maleka, from the Public Servants Association of South Africa, discussed this with eNCA's Melitta Nglonkulu. Courtesy of #DStv403

 

JOHANNESBURG - Wage negotiations remain deadlocked between government and public sector unions as government strives to reduce the bloated wage bill.

There is a huge gap between what government is offering and what unions are asking for.

The 1.3 million-strong workforce is demanding a 10-percent wage increase.

Government said it has not budgeted for this and has instead offered to extend the R1,000 after-tax cash gratuity coupled with a 1.5-percent pay progression.

The current offer that has been put forward is in line with the government’s commitment to contain the public sector wage bill which currently sits at R665-billion.

 

 

Thank you ENCA for keeping all involved updated on the progress of this case

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