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Gov’t to Continue Payment of 15% COLA Until Talks Conclude

How do we call this move, Good News or Bad News.

COLA Payment was to end December 2023 COLA Payment to all Public Sector Workers will end in December

The New year  2023 was to come with  new Base Pay and better salary for Public Sector workers, Base Pay Negotiations was rather  inconclusive  and this Pushed Labour and Government to Continue their negotiations in 2023.

Workers are not sure as to when the negotiations would end hence would like to know if COLA would be paid or not.

According to the Labour Minister  Gov’t  will  Continue Payment of 15% COLA Until Talks Conclude.

This was Said after the Base pay negotiations on 10th January, 2023.

The meeting was inconclusive with labour unions demanding 50% and Government Offering 20%.

The Negotiation team is to meet again on 11th January,2023 as there are allegations Government is giving 21% Plus COLA 21% Plus COLA ; Public sector workers Salary Negotiations

The Labour Minister and Organised labour seems not to be happy with the slow pace of negotiations.  By the Close of Tomorrow, we’re hopeful all allegations and speculations would seize and Final Decision would be made.

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Peter N. Djangmah is a multifaceted individual with a passion for education, entrepreneurship, and blogging. With a firm belief in the power of digital education and science, I am affectionately known as the Private Minister of Information. Connect with me
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