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The St. Lucia government says it has “successfully” signed collective bargaining agreements (CBAs) with seven of the nine public sector unions and staff associations, which will result in public sector workers receiving salary increases of two per cent annually within the 2022–2025 period.
It said that the agreements will also cover the 2025–2028 period, with the exception of a three per cent increase in the final year of the latter triennium.
“This agreement reflects our unwavering commitment to our public officers. It is a testament to what can be achieved through dialogue and mutual understanding,” Prime Minister Phillip J Pierre said, adding that the government remains dedicated to fostering an equitable, responsive, and progressive public service for all St. Lucians.
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