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Fire Services Association dissatisfied at four per cent wage offer

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News President of the Fire Services Association Leo Ramkissoon. FIRE Services Association head Leo Ramkissoon said a four per cent wage hike proposed on Wednesday by Chief Personnel Officer (CPO) Dr Daryl Dindial was an improvement of the CPO's previous offer of two per cent (to all public sector workers) but fell short of the 15 per cent sought by the association. Ramkissoon spoke to Newsday after meeting Dindial. Previously Dindial […]

Source: Trinidad News

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