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Public servants take fight to CCMA

 

 

Penwell Dlamini, The Times, Johannesburg, 15 May 2015

 

Public sector trade unions will enter another round of pay talks today.

 

Negotiations between the Department of Public Service and Administration and
the unions collapsed and the two will now resort to conciliation at the
Public Service Coordinating Bargaining Council in Centurion today.

 

The unions have moved from their initial demand of 15% to about 10%, while
the department has tabled a "final offer" of 7%.

 

COSATU public service unions represent about 58% of public service employees
in education, health, and safety and security.

 

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The COSATU Bloc

 

The National Education and Health Workers' Union, a member of COSATU, said
yesterday that it was considering the government offer.

 

"The unions are hovering between 9% and 9.5%," said NEHAWU spokesman Sizwe
Pamla. "We are engaging on some of the technicalities [of] the offer. For
example, the housing allowance is not given to two married people both of
whom are working for the state."

 

NEHAWU was also discussing the state's demand for a multi-year wage
agreement linked to consumer price inflation.

 

Pamla said the unions would hammer out a united position before meeting the
employers.

 

The Department of Public Service and Administration refused to comment.

 

 

.    Meanwhile negotiations between municipal workers and the SA Local
Government Association are expected to resume on May 26.

 

 

From:
http://www.timeslive.co.za/thetimes/2015/05/15/public-servants-take-fight-to
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