The eight per cent increase in base pay for public sector workers in 2027 will not address what the Public Services Workers’ Union (PSWU) describes as the fundamental problem of unrealistic salaries in the public service.
8% pay rise: ‘We are not being paid realistic salaries’— PSWU
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