Social grants distribution agency’s employees want danger insurance, disaster leave, child care and breastfeeding facilities at work.
NEGOTIATIONS over thousands of SA Social Security Agency employees’ demands for a 10% salary increase will resume next week after the entity refused to accede to them.
Employees want Sassa to find comprehensive danger insurance for all staff when they work in areas that expose them to risks at pay points and healthcare centres. In their explanation, the PSA complained that after the outbreak of Covid-19 elderly employees were exiting the public service and being replaced by a generation of childbearing age.
Public servants will also receive a 1.5% pensionable increase whose date of implementation will be announced as soon as possible.
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