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Executive Committee 2022-2023
From left to right: Alrington Roberts, Sandra Cameron, Raymond Poyser, Allan Carter, Ann Marie Campbell Bell, Camille Buford, Rhonda Pryce, Kevin Cornwall, Maud Chambers and Michael Thompson.
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The JCSA Mini-Mart was created for the purpose of granting members the option to shop for their groceries at significantly reduced rates thus resulting in massive savings to you, our members. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you the members have not been able to truly visit the locations as we anticipated you would like. However, to facilitate the membership, the JCSA would like to introduce the concept of a delivery service. We want to hear from you! Our valued Members! Please click the link below to fill out our survey on the addition of delivery services to the JCSA Mini-Mart Benefit! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd_irgTvFXmDA81GI1VSIWs49PllrlIzJhdPC-KOyvKiGHN4g/viewform?usp=sf_link |
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Register for Annual General Meeting 2021 here:
Attendee Link Only
https://livestreamja.com/JCSA
Registration open until: May 28, 2021
Attendee Link Only
https://livestreamja.com/JCSA
Registration open until: May 28, 2021
Mission Statement
The Jamaica Civil Service Association seeks to uphold the highest qualities of professional service to the nation, through the guarantee of a highly trained workforce of competent and committed persons whose legitimate interests are safeguarded and affirmed through membership in the organization.
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Front-Line Workers in the Spotlight |
Who can become a JCSA Member?
Employees in the Central Civil Service, Executive Agencies and Statutory Bodies from first date/day of employment.
Each member is required to subscribe to monthly dues. It is calculated at one percent (1%) of Basic Salary.
Employees in the Central Civil Service, Executive Agencies and Statutory Bodies from first date/day of employment.
Each member is required to subscribe to monthly dues. It is calculated at one percent (1%) of Basic Salary.
Trade unions are organizations that represent workers. Our purpose is to protect and improve pay, conditions of employment and campaign for laws and policies which will benefit Public Sector Workers. They exist because an individual worker has very little power to influence decisions that are made about his or her job. By joining together with other workers to form a union, there is more chance of having a voice and influence collective bargaining. Five main reasons why persons join:
- To have a Larger Voice
- Speak on Issues affect the worker
- Protection and Enforcement of Workers' Rights
- Campaigns for Law and Policy Reform
- Lobby to change government laws and policies
- Housing Solution - Development of 20 acres for first time home owners in each parish.
- Loan Scheme for Motor Vehicle Insurance - through Accountant General Department - $40,000.00 or 80% of your premium
- Motor Vehicle Loans - through Accountant General Department
- - New Loan 2.5 mil (1 mill. interest free 3% on the reducing balance)
- - Old Loan 1.5 mil (1 mil interest free & 3% on the reducing balance)
- - New Loan 2.5 mil (1 mill. interest free 3% on the reducing balance)
- Educational Loan & Refund of Tuition
- Tertiary Grant for Children of Public Sector Workers
JCSA - Tertiary Educational Grant for members
- Glen Bromfield/JCSA Scholarship Fund (High School)
- Vocational & Capacity Building Training
- Collaborating Training through MIND & other training institutions
- Sagicor Benefits - Health Insurance Scheme & Medigap
- External Financial & Pension Benefits - National Commercial Bank (NCB), First Heritage Coop. (FHC) & JCSA Mutual Thrift Society - JCSA Members only
- Computer Loan
- Pension Benefits - Pension Payments based on salary at retirement
- Consumer Discounts on Goods & Services - JCSA Members only
- Annual Civil Service Week Celebrations & Long Service Awards - 3rd week in November.