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In what is being described as a landmark decision, the High Court has ruled that Government cannot unilaterally make changes to the General Orders governing employment. In a two-part civil suit brought by nine teachers against the Ministry of Education back in 2017, the educators claimed that there was a unilateral change in their terms and conditions “occasioned by the suspension, termination or discontinuation of the grant of one term’s …
On July 1, 1841, 19-year-old Fitz John Porter became a member of the U.S. Military Academy’s Corps of Cadets at West Point, New York. He had spent his early childhood
Birth certificate compared to baptismal certificate as proof of filiation
Though a matter is before the court regarding an action filed against the government by a permanent secretary, Free National Movement (FNM) Leader Michael Pintard is demanding that Prime Minister
A permanent secretary placed on leave has taken legal action against the government, alleging breach of employment contract and negligence that have caused her pain, suffering, embarrassment and damage to