Weekend Argus Saturday

New struggle for public servants

THE Public Servants Association (PSA), as one of the largest public-sector unions, is increasingly concerned about public-sector employees’ struggles for decent working conditions, occupational health and safety, and the right to fair compensation, as the principles of collective bargaining are trampled.

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic and service-delivery challenges, often resulting in public servants bearing the brunt of public anger and frustration, it must not be forgotten that the government’s continuous failure to deal with

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