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THE largest health sector union, the National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union (NEHAWU) has called on the Minister of Public Service and Administration Senzo Mchunu to step aside after his failure to resolve the current public service wage negotiations deadlock.
This come after Mchunu’s statement last week calling for proposals from the public to help resolve the deadlocked public sector wage negotiations.
Public unions are demanding that government honours its three-year wage agreement.
As part of the 2018 three-year salary agreement, public sector workers would have received a CPI+1% salary increase in 2020.
“If the Minister feels that he must outsource his responsibilities to the public then President Cyril Ramaphosa must relieve him of his duties,” said Nehawu spokesperson Khaya Xaba in a statement.
“Once again we call on the Minister to desist from this silly stunt as if public servants are not members of the public
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