In a recent development, the Public Service Union (PSU) has firmly dismissed claims made by its former president, Gerald Henry Jr., regarding unpaid leave compensation. Henry alleges that the union owes him over $6,000 for 54 days of accumulated leave, a sum he claims was promised by the Ministry of the Public Service. The dispute, which has been ongoing since 2021, has yet to yield a favorable outcome for Henry. Current PSU President Dean Flowers addressed the matter, stating that the claim lacks legal foundation and is a ‘waste of time.’ Flowers emphasized that the union remains open to dialogue but will dismiss claims that do not align with applicable laws. The protracted legal battle highlights the complexities of labor disputes within public service organizations.