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Tue, 06 May 2008 14:13
Public servants may be in line for a double-digit pay increase this
year.
Briefing the media at Parliament on Tuesday, Public Service and
Administration Minister Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi said the current wage
agreement stipulated an increase of CPIX plus one percent.
The CPIX, or consumer price index excluding bond costs, was pegged
at 10.1 percent in March this year.
"There is agreement that we have reached, which is the multi-term
[wage] agreement... that says we need to look at an increase that is
CPIX plus one percent for this year.
"This is clearly a matter that we need to consider, and we will
resolve it accordingly," Fraser-Moleketi said.
She was responding to a question on whether public servants'
expectations of a double-digit wage increase were realistic.