Federated Workers News Today

PUBLIC Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales says the “restructuring process, especially the leadership restructuring”, of the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) is “well under way” as he announced yesterday the new

The Division of Health, Wellness and Social Protection of the Tobago House of Assembly and the National Union of Government and Federated Workers (NUGFW) on Friday signed off on an

National Trade Union Centre (Natuc) general secretary Michael Annisette yesterday led several hundred workers during a protest in downtown Port of Spain against the Government’s four per cent salary increase

The report on the investigation into the death of WASA employee Kern Ettienne will be made public.

Without an increase in the retirement age there may not be a public pension fund to benefit future generations in Trinidad and Tobago.

It’s ridiculous and it’s a shame!So said president general of the National Union of Government and Federated Workers (NUGFW) yesterday, in response to news of a possible $2 increase in

Pension regularisation for daily paid workers and settlement of outstanding negotiations between Port Authority, Seamen and Waterfront Workers’ Union (SWWTU) and National Insurance Board (NIB) are among the key issues

There are calls for the Minister of Local Government to be removed from office.The National Union of Government and Federated Workers claims the minister is slacking off on the job.

June 19, 2023, marked the 86th anniversary of anti-colonial uprising across the country that developed out of the strikes which began on that date in 1937.

PUBLIC Services Association (PSA) president Leroy Baptiste has maintained that the government’s four per cent salary offer for public sector workers is “unfair, unjust and unacceptable.” But he said any decision by the PSA to accept or decline the offer “in time” will be put before the union’s general council. Baptiste was responding to the