GPSU condemns Pres. Ali’s plan to use expired agreement for 2026 salary increases
Verified: 2 outlets have reported this story since Nov 15, 2 of them from Guyana.
…Union says Government delaying negotiations while public servants struggle with rising cost of living (Kaieteur News) – The Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) has strongly condemned President Dr. Irfaan Ali’s stated intention to use an expired 2024–2025 multi-year agreement to determine salary increases for public servants in 2026, arguing that the Government cannot unilaterally impose wage…
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2 outlets from Guyana, where the story is: Demerara Waves, Kaieteur News · how we count
- Nov 15, 3:10 PM UTCFirst reportGPSU flays Ali for salary hike under expired agreement; proposes 35 percent increasedemerarawaves.com ↗
- Nov 15, 3:33 PM UTC+23 min· you’re reading thisGPSU condemns Pres. Ali’s plan to use expired agreement for 2026 salary increaseskaieteurnewsonline.com ↗
- Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 15, 3:33 PM UTC · +23 min
[Claude] Both cover the GPSU's condemnation of President Ali's plan to give 2026 public service pay rises under the expired agreement, with Report 2 adding the union's 35 percent proposal, which doesn't confli
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