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The Fire Service Associations of the First and Second Divisions have jointly submitted a revised counterproposal to the Chief Personnel Officer (CPO) for the 2020–2022 bargaining period.
The associations said via Facebook through President Keon Guy, the submission seeks to conclude matters already agreed to in principle and secure parity with other Protective Services on areas including emergency medical technician (EMT) qualifications, occupational safety and health (OSH), information and communications technology (ICT) and other specialised qualifications.
The proposal also seeks improved salaries, allowances and compensation for additional responsibilities and specialised duties, including driving proficiencies, hazardous body recovery, fire inspection and investigation, and instructional duties.
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