WATCH: Why public servants are demanding 10% wage hike
Business Day TV speaks to Reuben Maleka, GM of the Public Servants Association
13 July 2022 - 21:36
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Members of the Public Servants Association during a protest. Picture: SIMPHIWE NKWALI.
The Public Servants Association (PSA) has rejected government’s 2% wage hike proposal. The union is seeking an above-inflation increase of 10% and says if the request is not met, members will embark on strike action. Business Day TV spoke to PSA GM Reuben Maleka for more detail on the union’s stance.
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WATCH: Why public servants are demanding 10% wage hike
Business Day TV speaks to Reuben Maleka, GM of the Public Servants Association
The Public Servants Association (PSA) has rejected government’s 2% wage hike proposal. The union is seeking an above-inflation increase of 10% and says if the request is not met, members will embark on strike action. Business Day TV spoke to PSA GM Reuben Maleka for more detail on the union’s stance.
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