Business Daily | by Constant Munda
Male public servants, including teachers, police and military, will from January not suffer a pay cut when State workers start contributing for their pension savings.
The employees attached to ministries and State agencies will see two percent of their salaries sliced for onward remittance to the soon-to-be-created Public Service Superannuation Scheme (PSSS) in the first year of fund.
But male employees will be cushioned from the pay cuts because the State will waiver another two percent deduction for…
