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Minimum wage public servants will get $ 4, 900 increase on salary

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November 18, 2021
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After not receiving a salary increase in 2020, Government on Thursday afternoon announced a mere seven percent pay increase to public servants.
The increase will work out to $ 4900 for someone earning the minimum wage of $70,000 and a gross back pay of $ 58,800.

The increase will be retroactive from January 1, 2021, but unlike the Coalition, the back pay will not be tax-free.
The administration has also  announced what it termed a special package of $400M for frontline workers who had been complaining bitterly about the low incentives and inadequate personal protective equipment even as battle the spread of Covid-19.

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