We respect the views of all members and will be guided by the majority position. The General Council’s decision to continue to reject the 4% offer was based on the sentiments of the majority.
The PSA in an effort to progress and settle negotiations for the outstanding bargaining periods have further proposed on behalf of monthly paid officers the following…
On Monday 7th November 2022, the PSA attended Case Management Conference at the Industrial Court along with four other unions after the salary negotiations for public officers were referred to the Special Tribunal by the CPO and the Minister of Finance
Update on Negotiations for Revised Terms and Conditions of Employment for all Monthly Paid Officers of the Civil Service, Statutory Authorities and Tobago House of Assembly on October 26th 2022
Proposed salary scale based on the first offer of 2% over 8 years by the CPO to Public Officers.
The PSA met with the CPO on 19th May 2022 and received the counter proposal with respect to Public Officers.
Headline inflation is the overall rise in the prices of goods and services and is the total inflation rate for the economy. Data from the Central Statistical Office (CSO) with respect to headline inflation and the effects on public officers’ incomes were presented to the Chief Personnel Officer (CPO) during the negotiations meeting held on Monday 9th May, 2022.
The PSA presented to the CPO on 9th May 2022 the following data as it relates to transportation and fuel costs over 2014 -2022.
The PSA presented to the CPO the following statistics as it pertains to the cost of food over the period 2014 to 2021.
On Friday 1st April 2022 the Chief Personnel Officer (CPO), Commander Dr. Daryl Dindial met with the Public Services Association of Trinidad and Tobago (PSA) which was represented by the PSA President, Comrade Leroy Baptiste, the PSA Executive Officers, General Council members and Conference of Delegate Members.
Update on Salary Negotiations for Public Officers that were referred to the Special Tribunal – 17th March 2023
