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December 11, 2022
What a week! The events that tumbled over each other added to the exhaustion and frustration of the long road from 2020. Do we, as a country, have a clear path to success?Let us consider a few of
December 5, 2022
The results of the PNM’s internal elections will be released on Monday, incumbent party chairman Colm Imbert said on the final day of elections and the PNM’s 50th convention held at the Queen’s Park Savannah on Sunday. A total of 14,456 participants were involved, including 175 general council attendees, 962 delegates, 356 guests and 12,963
November 9, 2022
The Finance Bill 2022 was passed in the Senate on Tuesday after a short debate. One Opposition Senator was heard objecting to the passage of the bill.
October 12, 2022
“[…] Many [health care workers] are working under short term contracts—some as short as three months—[and] have been subjected to continual rollovers of their short term contracts and who have
September 10, 2022
Harvard Business Review (April 2019) warned that perfectionism is a double-edged sword that can either motivate you to deliver high-quality work or cause you much anxiety and slow you down. Are we
September 7, 2022
Harvard Business Review (April 2019) warned that perfectionism is a double-edged sword that can either motivate you to deliver high-quality work or cause you much anxiety and slow you down. Are we
June 16, 2022
“[…] During the Petrotrin shutdown saga, the OWTU actually offered to take a 15% wage cut in order to save jobs. The result? All, all, all workers were sent home.“The Communication Workers’
May 23, 2022
“[…] The mantra of those in authority, who are now offering public sector workers a meagre 2% over an eight-year period, was repeated time after time: ‘We are all in this together.’“But I
March 20, 2022
This week, the most important business news story was not the $2 that KFC wants to levy for their condiments, nor the shenanigans surrounding the Cabinet reshuffle. The week’s critical story was th
March 20, 2022
This week, the most important business news story was not the $2 that KFC wants to levy for their condiments, nor the shenanigans surrounding the Cabinet reshuffle. The week’s critical story was th