The Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) has condemned Government for what it said is the continued breaking of laws by Government which refuses to meet with bargaining agents to negotiate salary increases for members.The union, the largest public servant representative body, has been battling a number of years now with Government over the issue. It has become normal now for Government to announce increases in December for workers. This, the union, has been complaining is arbitrary and not in keeping with labour laws.The GPSU delegates during the union’s 20th Biennial Conference.The matter was a major one in the GPSU 20th Biennial Conference which ended on Friday. It was held under the theme, “Relentlessly Pursuing Good Governance, Decent Work, Social and Economic Justice”.The conference brought together?delegates from Georgetown and the 10 Administrative Regions of Guyana to review the performance of the union over the last two years and to make recommendations for the next two.The union gave Government two weeks to meet.“…Delegates unanimously agreed that the GPSU condemn the government for breaking the law,Nike Air Max 95 For Sale, flouting the procedures and not honouring the obligations to meet with the bargaining agent of public servants.“Further, delegates call on the Government to meet with the union within two weeks at the bargaining table and conclude such negotiations in a timely manner.”GPSU said that its delegates will continue to update its members and to discuss with them forms of action to convey to the administration the seriousness and commitment to decent work and fair treatment.“The GPSU has already called on the Government for a 25 per cent increase in salaries and wages for 2013. The union is prepared to initiate any form of industrial action if the demands are not reached. The delegates called for unity, militancy,Jerseys NFL Wholesale, solidarity and strength as the conference ended on a very high note.”The union said that the conference,Wholesale NFL Jerseys, its highest decision-making forum, closed with 30 motions brought to the floor for discussion and consideration.“These motions included wages and salaries, allowances including the meal, uniform and footwear allowances, leave and leave allowances.”There were also motions relating to amending the Constitution of Guyana with respect to the Public Service Commission, and amending the Laws of Guyana – the 1997 Trade Union Recognition and Certification Act,Wholesale China Jerseys, and the Pensions Act.Also raised was the prevalence of contracts being offered in the public service, as well as land for housing,Wholesale China Jerseys, day care and child-care facilities and agriculture for public servants.