PNG Power workers have been told, they will not receive increases in their salaries.
They were bluntly told of this news yesterday, during a lunch-hour meeting by Chief Executive Officer John Tangit, who says the timing was not right. The P-P-L Board had knocked back the the submission of a 17 - point-seven per cent salary increase due to the company's financial situation of an overdraft of 40 - million kina. PNG Power Board has going to make some tough decisions and this is one of the tough decisions by saying NO. The time is not appropriate. So it's important that everyone in PNG Power it's actually draws together all the efforts energies and that's move forward. "PNG Power Board has going to make some tough decisions and this is one of the tough decisions by saying NO. The time is not appropriate. So it's important that everyone in PNG Power it's actually draws together all the efforts energies and that's move forward." Mr. Tangit also warned, he won't bow down to workers threats. "I'm not fearing working walking away, because I'm got plan B and I don't have to disclose it. That's the management task. I'm ready to take on any challenges that is there for us to face this management." Related Post
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