CPSA mpos ban
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Dustmen follow NUPE members (ahove) FROM December Ist, the CPSA has reimposed its overtime ban in Unemployment Benefit Offices.
The ban was lifted temporarily to help clear work after the last pay dispute at a time of rapidly increasing claims, but staff recruitment has not been nearly enough to keep up with the expanding workload.
Management have made savings by recruiting casuals, and a large amount of overtime has now become standard.
Both claimants and benefit workers are being made to pay for the Government's outright refusal to meet union demands.
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