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PRESIDENT'S WELCOME President-Mary Isaac We feel privileged and honored to be welcoming you, our members, potential members and every one of you who have chosen our site. We have worked very hard to make this facility available to you. Recognizing the need to be able to communicate with you at all levels in these ever changing environment has finally brought to us the realization that if you won’t avail yourselves to us, then we may very well avail ourselves to you.
CSA SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS 2010 The St. Lucia Civil Service Association has awarded five (5) scholarships to members’ children to pursue studies at the secondary school level, beginning the academic year 2010.
The scholarship awardees are as follows: -
The criteria used for selection was: -
(a) The two (2) highest scores amongst members’ children.
(b) Members’ socio-economic status as well as their level of participation in the Union’s activities.
Five (5) awards for special assistance valued at $300.00 per child, have also been approved by the Scholarship Committee of the Association.
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
YOU CAN NOW VIEW THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS The labour code (Parliamentary draft) PDF Water Privatization: Issues & Debate Proposal for reviewing the traveling and subsistence allowance summary of recommendations arising out of the report for grades 1 – v
CSA DOMINOE COMPETITION
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ARTICLE By Wayne St. A. Jones, OD Presented to the 40th Annual Conference of the CPSA Georgetown, Guyana July 11-17, 2010 CARIBBEAN BEST PRACTICES IN PUBLIC SERVICE POLITICAL DIRECTORATE INTERFACE
FIRST GENERAL COUNCIL MEETING FOR 2010
PRESS RELEASE
The National Executive Committee (NEC) of the St.Lucia Civil Service Association (CSA) and members in the rank and file, have watched and listened with great concern about the escalating crime in St.Lucia.
Public servants and their immediate and not-too-immediate families have been directly and indirectly affected. There are departments in the Public Service, because of the nature of the services provided, bring Public servants in direct contact with criminal elements in the inner city areas.
The rising crime situation has created a state of fear in public servants. This was why it was planned by the Women’s Committee of the CSA to have staged a march on International Women’s Day in February.
The March did not come to fruition because of the lack of cooperation from the authorities. Now the CSA is encouraged by the announcement of the Prime Minister on the proposed measures to address the escalating crime. The CSA calls on public servants of the relevant departments to assist Government for the success of the measures.
There is however, some ambivalence in the Union about some of the measures. Special concerns revolve around the constitutionality in the transfer or removal of the Commissioner of Police from Office.
The St.Lucia Constitution Order (1978) provides for the appointment and removal of the Police Commissioner by the Governor General, on the advice of the Public Service Commission. The CSA did not understand the adherence to this procedural requirement from the address of the Prime Minister.
2nd June, 2010
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