The Ministry of Trade and Industry has commenced a detailed review of Trinidad and Tobago’s trade with both Ukraine and Russia to determine what impact the ongoing conflict will have
The Oilfield Workers Trade Union on Monday expressed its dissatisfaction with Paria’s handling of the five men who were sucked into a 36 inch diameter crude oil pipeline on Friday
Another South West Regional Health Authority (SWRHA) worker has expressed her disgust with the new return to work policy imposed on healthcare workers who have contracted Covid-19. The permanent worker,
An Industrial Relations Officer working with the public services association (PSA) has responded to Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh’s statement that during a pandemic there is no patient to nurse ratio.
The government’s public sector vaccine mandate has been yet again extended but this time it seems by default as Prime Minister Dr . Rowley has left for Qatar. First set
Some positions within the Public Service simply do not allow for the work from home arrangement according to Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Public Administration Claudelle McKellar as he
Frustrated Plant Quarantine Guards are warning that there would have been a lot more illegal items entering different ports of entry in recent times. In a conversation with PSA Media
Despite an overwhelming number of parents agreeing that face masks should remain part of the attire among school-children and their teachers, the leader of the First Wave Movement, Umar Abdullah
Employees and retirees of Trinidad Cement Limited have staged demonstrations outside the company’s Claxton Bay compound for almost two months, twice a week, expressing their frustrations about the nonpayment of
The Prime Minister has said there is currently no retrenchment exercise at the Telecommunication Services of Trinidad and Tobago, currently in front of the Cabinet. In Parliament on Friday, he