Melissa Maynard
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No 10% wage offer was ever made (opens the original)
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Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath has again rejected the Communication Workersâ Unionâs (CWU) claim that TSTT offered a 10% wage increase. He said Government will not be âbulliedâ by what he described as the unionâs âtheatricsâ as the dispute over the companyâs wage negotiations continues. Speaking on State-owned TV station TTT on Saturday morning, Padarath reiterated that no 10% wage offer was ever placed on the table, following a protest at TSTT on Friday during which CW
TSTT workers march: Pay 10% hike (opens the original)
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The Communication Workersâ Union (CWU) is not optimistic that the Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) will return to wage negotiations in good faith and fears workers could be âweaponisedâ as the dispute over outstanding wages intensifies. CWU secretary general Joanne Ogeer yesterday renewed her call for Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar to intervene in the stalled negotiation. She made the comments following a lunchtime protest by TSTT workers during which the un
ODA: Where is the gas subsidy going? (opens the original)
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GovernmentâS decision to absorb an additional $318 million in fuel subsidy costs to keep Super gasoline at $5.97 per litre has prompted questions from the Owner Dealers Association (ODA) about how the subsidy is calculated and accounted for. Minister of Planning and Development Kennedy Swaratsingh, who is also a Minister in the Ministry of Finance, made the disclosure in the Senate on Tuesday, saying rising international fuel prices had increased the Stateâs subsidy liability, but the Govern
Farley: Autonomy push not a rejection of T&T (opens the original)
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TOBAGOâS push for greater autonomy is not a rejection of Trinidad and Tobago, but a move towards strengthening the country, Tobago House of Assembly Chief Secretary Farley Augustine said on Monday. Speaking at the Tobago House of Assemblyâs Toast to the Nation 2026 on Independence Day, Augustine said Tobagoâs aspirations must not be viewed as a threat to the union between the two islands. âIndependence must actually ask us something. It must ask whether we are prepared to take responsibi
Ignatius Ferreira: A Life of Duty, Faith and Service (opens the original)
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TO the business community, Ignatius S Ferreira was a titan, a statesman and an industry pioneer. But behind the titles, awards and corporate stature was a humble man of faith who treated an office boy with the same respect as a visiting ambassador. That is how his son, Patrick Ferreira, remembers the Furness Group chairman emeritus, who died peacefully on August 20 at the age of 97. Speaking to the Express Business on Monday, Patrick said that behind his father's formidable business reputation w
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