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Regrettably, sharp comment is invited by the recent verbal tactics that the Minister of Health has deployed in response to the mass deaths of seven babies at the Port of

Regrettably, sharp comment is invited by the recent verbal tactics that the Minister of Health deployed in response to the deaths of seven babies at the Port of Spain General Hospital between 4 and 7

Approximately 30 members of Trinidad and Tobago Postal Workers Union (TTPWU) marched yesterday to express their frustration with the delays in their salary increase and implementation of job evaluations which

There are persistent claims by the Trinidad and Tobago Registered Nurses Association that nursing staff are not properly paid and on Tuesday, the Association says it has had enough.

In this episode of Morning Edition, Economist, Professor Roger Hosein and Economist / Former MInister Mariano Browne discuss the economic review for Trinidad and Tobago for 2023 and what can

A nursing manager waiting for two years to get an echocardiogram (ECG) appointment for an urgent heart condition is the reality and experience of patients in the public healthcare system.Members

More protest action is expected if the Government does not heed the calls from the Trinidad and Tobago Registered Nurses Association (TTRNA) to rectify the “unsafe” ratio of nurses to

Understaffing and unregulated ambulances are among the many issues impacting the Registered Nurses Association.

The TTRNA is preparing for a protest come Friday. To tell us what is the reason for this action is Association President Idi Stuart.

The lawyer for doctor Avinash Sawh, who was found guilty of "infamous and disgraceful conduct" for racist, obscene and discriminatory comments he made in phone calls with a former female employee in November 2020 claims the disciplinary tribunal of the Medical Board was not fair to his client. In a WhatsApp message to Sunday Newsday,