Heads must roll at PSMAS

THE endless labour disputes at the State-owned health services firm Premier Services Medical Aid Society (PSMAS) should be ringing alarm bells in the corridors of power.

Indeed, it is worrisome that the employer has failed to take heed of employees’ plight, and government’s interventions at this juncture is urgently required for the sake of millions of PSMAS medical aid card holders whose lives are on knife’s edge.

While every episode of the unfolding drama at PSMAS mirrors the governance paralysis at State institutions, the decadence at this firm cannot be ignored anymore.

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