At least one group representing public sector workers has objected to the four-year wage agreement being offered by the Government.
The Nurses Association of Jamaica, NAJ, says its members are not likely to benefit from a long-term contract.
President of the Association, Carmen Johnson, spoke with RJR News following another round of wage talks at the Finance Ministry yesterday. She believes that signing a four-year agreement might put nurses at a disadvantage. This includes the assurance of growth in the economy.
The NAJ outlined its next move in the wake of the Government's new wage proposal which will see it going back to the members with the various options which adds up to 16% over 4 years.
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