JCSA Prospect

08/02/2023

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30/08/2022

In the attached article our President explains the difficulty of continued below inflation awards for civil servants and public sector employees in general. Something has to change before we see a real impact on the delivery of public sector services to islanders as employees leave.

UNIONS have criticised the widening gap in pay rises between the private and public sectors, which has been revealed in a new report on average earnings. Private-sector workers saw their earnings rise by an average of 6.7% in the 12 months to June – the highest jump for 21 years. Public-sector wor...

26/08/2022

Our union's General Secretary's message is targeted at the UK Public Sector but the content and key points very much related to Jersey. Let's hope we see positive action from our government.

“The government must shake itself out of inaction and do something now on energy costs and cost-of-living crisis. There is no more important time to be active in a union, because it will be collective power which addresses these huge issues in civic society. ”

26/08/2022

Jersey's average pay rise from June 21 to June 22 was 6.2%. Average earnings in the private sector rose by 6.7% in the 12 months to June 22. In the public sector, earnings rose by 3.1%. Our hard working public sector workers have a lot of catching up to do.

THE average weekly earnings of full-time employees have been revealed in the latest report by Statistics Jersey. The report reveals that: Average weekly earnings per full-time equivalent employee in June this year were 6.2% higher than in June 2021. The latest annual increase in average earnings in...

26/08/2022

This worrying report confirms what our members in Health and Community Services have been telling us for years. Let's hope we see positive actions for our employees.

An independent review has revealed a lack of accountability, openness and transparency in Jersey's Health Department - and warned that there'll be some substantial and noisy opposition to changing that.