Jalil bro, Moses is our mutual friend and will remain so. However, not even Almighty God can convince me that it is right to raise government ministers' salaries from July 1, after only month-and-a-half in government. Moses is hoping protest will run its course. Of course it will run its course, but credibility and confidence in the coalition will be undermined ... by the coalition itself. Not worth it.
They could have waited until next year around budget time and give everyone salary increases, from the lowest public servant to the President.
Dem rass get me vex.
Gilli, you're advancing the same argument like Storm. Strange bedfellows.......
If the President and Prime Minister take an HR action (structured pay adjustments) to redress imbalances that clearly does not help in morale, then where does timing come into this. The President and Prime Minister state that it is affordable and not done for the sake of raises in itself but to correct a structural imbalance in the pay schema, and also public sector wages are on the agenda pending a report.
I can only surmise that you felt that you must say something....anything....like redux....strange bedfellows.
Kari,
Like you been drinking with Moses or what? Aren't you in the financial business? You wrote a load of crap here. I am surprised.
Apparently Moses still has a few people left in his fan club.
There are various ways that the discrepancy could have been resolved, without APNU/AFC showing what hypocrites they are.
Exactly. It boggles my mind why people are trying their best to explain away stupidity when it makes them seem less credible.