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Public officers to receive 3 percent salary increase effective July 1

21 May 2026
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Member Of The Steering Committee For The Trade Union Congress, Thomas Letang

Public officers in Dominica are to receive a 3 percent salary increase on July 1 this year.

General secretary of the Public Service Union Thomas Letang says the 3 percent salary increase was negotiated earlier.

General secretary of the Public Service Union , Thomas Letang

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