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  •   Home > News > Politics

    David Seymour is promising the Government will fight to make civil servants return to the office

    David Seymour is promising the Government will fight to make civil servants return to the office


    The Public Service Association is taking legal action against a Government directive saying public servants should stop working from home.

    The PSA's filed a claim with the Employment Relations Authority.

    The Act leader's posted on social media calling the union movement and elements of the public service completely out of touch.

    He says the Government will make sure public servants follow the rules and actually come to work.

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