Gov’t ready for arbitration

Gov’t ready for arbitration

…as teachers hold out for meeting with President …Min Henry says process cannot move back to negotiation stage MINISTER of Education Nicolette Henry has hinted that today’s conciliation talks with her ministry, the Guyana Teacher’s Union and the Ministry of Social Protection could very well be the last one if progress is not made and

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Some striking teachers worried about salary deductions, even as union assures “we’ve got your back”

Some striking teachers worried about salary deductions, even as union assures “we’ve got your back”

-by Dennis Glasgow- While chanting remixes to nursery school rhymes and Sunday school songs during their protest today, many of the striking teachers expressed reservations about being at the forefront of the ongoing strike. Some of them expressed worry that if they continue with the industrial action for a long period, they could lose a…

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Public transportation

Public transportation

THERE have been loud calls for government to increase or enact regulations to bring order to some chaotic sections of society and improve safety conditions for citizens. Most recently, those suggestions have focused on the operations of public transportation systems. While those proposals have merit, regulations and their stringent enforcement will not solve all the

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BREAKING: GTT fires 12 over suspected fraud

BREAKING: GTT fires 12 over suspected fraud

During a routine internal review of financial procedures, the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph (GTT) company said it documented suspicious activities which warranted further investigation. Consequently, reorganization of staff resources was required to ensure and maintain integrity and smooth operation. As part of this process, 12 staffers were terminated, the company said in a release. “GTT

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