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Two of the labor unions negotiating for wage increase on behalf of Grenada’s public sector workers are calling for it to be completed quickly
Mayday celebrations 2020 was one with a difference as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, which affected the normal format of the celebrations as worke...
ACB Caribbean open to dialogue with former RBC workers in Grenada RBTT Bank Grenada Limited took strike action on Tuesday, after an announcement by the country’s Labour Minister that the former majority owner, Royal Bank of Canada, plans to challenge a recommendation for staff to be given severance. The employees reportedly disagree with their former employer’s position not to offer severance after the Canadian bank was acquired by Antigua Commercial Bank (ACB) Caribbean in Antigua. “Today, some of our staff members have decided to take strike action to highlight their disagreement with...
Patriotism or Profiling? Written by Richard Peters (1 Vote) The approach of the anniversary of independence always brings with it as sense of retrospective elation, at least to me. I, as much as most, believe that the acquisition of independence is a great thing and that every loyal citizen should be proud of the fact that their country stands on its own politically and should be happy to be part of the celebrations whenever the anniversary of independence comes around. Therefore, let be very early in this column say ...
Unions committed to standing their ground despite Government’s pleas for deferral Unions committed to standing their ground despite Government’s pleas for deferral Friday, 29 January 2021 00:00 Written by The Grenada Informer (0 votes) The Public Workers Union (PWU) and the Grenada Union of Teachers (GUT) has given the assurance that they are committed to stand their ground with respect to demanding the agreed 4% increase this month end for the period 2021, despite Government’s plea for a deferr...