PSA tells Imbert to ‘shove it’ after he claims union leader stopping backpay
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April 18, 2025
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Former Finance and current Public Utilities Minister Colm Imbert is warning public servants that their union leaders want them to suffer by denying them their backpay.
However, the Public Services Association’s (PSA) president has fired back, saying Imbert could take the Government’s four per cent wage offer and “shove it.”
Speaking at the Diego Martin Central Secondary School Wednesday evening, Imbert said Government is ready to disburse back pay to members of the PSA, but he claimed the executive is refusing to accept their wage offer.
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