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Morning Edition: 15th November 2023 - Vimarsana News

Morning Edition: 15th November 2023

In this episode of Morning Edition, Clyde Elder, Secretary General of the Communication Workers Union discusses the controversy surrounding TSTT's cyberattack and more so the way the company dealt with

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Union boss wants more heads to roll at TSTT - Vimarsana News

Union boss wants more heads to roll at TSTT

Secretary general of the Communication Workers Union (CWU) Clyde Elder said yesterday the firing of TSTT CEO Lisa Agard is a “step in the right direction” and welcomed the move

Agard regrets TSTT's communication over cyber-attack - Vimarsana News

Agard regrets TSTT's communication over cyber-attack

CHIEF executive officer of the Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) Lisa Agard has expressed regret for the way the company handled its communication following their recent cyberattack.

Gonzales: No investigation into CWU allegations about TSTT, Bacchus at this time - Vimarsana News

Gonzales: No investigation into CWU allegations about TSTT, Bacchus at this time

Minister of Public Utilities Marvin Gonzales said he cannot investigate the allegations of a payout between the Telecommunication Services of TT (TSTT) and Minister of Digital Transformation Senator Hassel Bacchus, at this time. Gonzales told Newsday the matter was raised in the public domain and there was no written request or queries before him about

Unions to march on September 1 – 'Freedom Day' - Vimarsana News

Unions to march on September 1 – 'Freedom Day'

OWTU's president general Ancel Roget -Marvin Hamilton UNION leaders have declared September 1 Freedom Day,when hundreds of people are being asked to come out – the day after the extended state of emergency is expected to expire – to express their displeasure at decisions taken by the government in the last 17 months. The call was made at a virtual press conference on Thursday hosted by Oilfield Workers' Trade Union president Ancel Roget. It was attended by Idi Stuart, president of the TT Registered Nurses Association; National Trade Union Centre (NATUC) general secretary Michael Annisette...