adminover the list of names to the Government for endorsement.
The Government, however, rejected the list on Monday and advised the civil servants’ unions to resolve their differences and agree on who will represent them in salary negotiations. In an interview yesterday, Apex Council president Mr Dzatsunga said they were not impressed by the Government’s decision. He, however, said they had not received official communication from the ministry. “We are yet to receive official communication from the Government, but if that is the case, then maybe the they should pick the people that they want to represent the Apex Council.”
“It is clear that they have their own list of negotiators,” said Mr Dzatsunga.
“We selected the negotiators last week in the absence PSA, but the association had sent its own list with the same negotiators that we included in the final list.
“We did not see anything wrong with the list because all the unions were represented and we were ready for the salary negotiations,” said Mr Dzatsunga.
He said the Apex Council would soon discuss the way forward.
There have been no salary negotiations for the past 12 months due to squabbles among the civil servants’ unions.
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