Military officers likely to reject pay proposals

There is a strong likelihood the country’s military officers will reject the Public Service Pay Commission’s (PSPC) “paltry set of recommendations for increased allowances” unless the Government acts swiftly to address key issues highlighted by the association which represents them.

Military officers likely to reject pay proposals

There is a strong likelihood the country’s military officers will reject the Public Service Pay Commission’s (PSPC) “paltry set of recommendations for increased allowances” unless the Government acts swiftly to address key issues highlighted by the association which represents them.

Professional staff from representing the Representative Association for Commissioned Officers (Raco) have been conducting a roadshow at the country’s military installations for the last two weeks to discuss the fallout from the PSPC report with the 1,100 officers they represent.

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