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Sir Colville Young officially left the Office of the Governor General today at an official ceremony held to honor his life of service to the people of Belize. The Governor [.]
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S pore s outlook brighter this year, global recession less protracted than initially feared: PM Lee
In his May Day message to workers, PM Lee noted that external trends support Singapore s economic recovery and justify confidence in its prospects.PHOTO: MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION
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April, 2021
The Joint Unions Negotiating Team met this afternoon in an extended virtual session, following the passage of the 2021 Budget in the upper house on Wednesday. The way forward for [.]
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PM Lee lauds unions role in helping workers during COVID-19 crisis in May Day message
In his May Day message, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong called for recommitment from the unions, employers and the Government to strengthen their three-way partnership to support Singapore s economic transformation in a post-pandemic world. Natasha Razak with more. 2 related media assets (image or videos) available. Click to see the gallery.
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SINGAPORE: Unions ensured retrenchments were carried out fairly and responsibly when job losses became unavoidable during the COVID-19 crisis, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in his May Day message on Friday (Apr 30)
Apr 29, 2021
N.T.U.C.B. Responds to Former Attorney General
The National Trade Union Congress of Belize is refuting claims made by former Attorney General Michael Peyrefitte during an interview with News Five on Wednesday. Peyrefitte said the unions are partly to blame for the failure of the previous administration to enact the recommendations of the final country review by the United Nations on UNCAC. Well tonight, the unions say they only attended a single meeting with the former A.G. to inquire about the status/process of the implementation of the UN Convention Against Corruption. According to the unions, at no time did the A.G. make any request for submissions regarding the passage of the legislation. They say they would have complied with “deliberate speed and courtesy” if such a request had been made. The release notes that the recommendations of UNCAC were made to the Government of Belize, and it is the responsibility of the government to enact legislat