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February 10, 2021
Regional Councils : Momentum Gathers For Successful Start Government is heightening preparations for the successful start of the Regional Councils for the eight French-speaking Regions of Cameroon and Regional Assemblies for the two English-speaking Regions following the commissioning of their Presidents, appointments of Secretaries General and Regional Treasurers.Lire aussi : Peacekeeping: Cameroon Presents Strides Thus Far For concrete action to take place, the President of the Republic, Pau...
February 10, 2021
Facing what many believed would be a catastrophic situation with evictions and Housing Court proceedings due to COVID-19, the state’s Housing Court reinvented its way of doing business last summer and fall and now – since re-opening for filings last October – have a system that is more user-friendly and provides more protections for all parties. It’s even a system that has modernized the court in short order, and many of the changes could continue long after the pandemic, said Chief Jus...
February 10, 2021
Ties now optional in Parliament after Rawiri Waititi booted out for not wearing one 10 Feb, 2021 07:33 AM 5 minutes to read Speaker Trevor Mallard has announced that ties are no longer mandatory in Parliament. Video / Mark Mitchell Speaker Trevor Mallard has announced that ties are no longer mandatory in Parliament. Video / Mark Mitchell NZ Herald Speaker Trevor Mallard has announced that ties are no longer mandatory in Parliament. It comes days after a dress code stoush between him and Māor...
February 9, 2021
"This is not about ties, it is about cultural identity."
February 9, 2021
Government open to 4-day work week, but with cap on total hours at 48 The centre is not forcing employers or employees to comply with this provision, saying it is being brought to provide flexibility and be in sync with changing work culture. 0 claps Soon, you may have a four-day work week. On Monday, the Centre announced that its new labour codes would soon provide an option for organisations to allow their employees to work for four days a week. Addressing a press briefing on Monday, Union...
February 9, 2021
Understanding proposed labour codes: Reform or cause for concern? The labour ministry is formulating relevant rules and regulations to implement the four new labour codes. The four labour codes enacted by the Parliament in 2020 are set to be implemented soon. According to Labour and Employment Secretary Apurva Chandra, the labour ministry is formulating relevant rules and regulations to implement the four new labour codes in the next few weeks. Once the rules are notified, the codes would come ...
February 8, 2021
However, working hours will remain unchanged
February 6, 2021
+ Apart from limiting sitting days from four to two a week, Parliament on Friday announced additional measures to firm up the observance of Covid-19 protocols. The measures have become necessary after a number of Members and Staff of the House tested positive in a recent health screening exercise. Speaker of Parliament Alban Sumana Bagbin had earlier on Thursday informed the House that 15 Members of Parliament (MPs), 56 Parliamentary Staff had tested positive to Covid-19, in a recent test done ...
February 5, 2021
FOR the uninitiated, this next sentence might be a strange one to read: A clip from Handforth Parish Council’s December 2020 planning and environment committee meeting went viral yesterday (February 5). The 30-second clip, posted on Twitter by Janine Mason, has gained more than 2 million views in less than 24 hours — and the original 18-minute ‘best of’ video now has in excess of 300,000 views. That prompts a few questions, like who is in the clip, what their argument is about, an...
February 4, 2021
Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar speaks during the debate on a motion of no confidence against National Security Minister Stuart Young in Parliament yesterday. Opposition leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar yesterday said that she was “very disturbed” by the statements made by Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley on the six-six deadlock in Tobago. At a media conference earlier, Rowley said that Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi was drafting two amendments to the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Act...