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EDITOR: In a piece last week I pointed out that the State’s or government’s position to dismiss its workers for failure to take a vaccine is unreasonable, unfair, unnecessary, and uncalled for! We shared for example, schools being “low risk” areas relative COVID-19 hence, teachers should NEVER have been placed as ‘frontline’ workers. Children’ rate of hospitalization is about fifteen folds lower than other demographics… Dengue was a greater threat …

EDITOR: In a piece last week I pointed out that the State’s or government’s position to dismiss its workers for failure to take a vaccine is unreasonable, unfair, unnecessary, and uncalled for! We shared for example, schools being “low risk” areas relative COVID-19 hence, teachers should NEVER have been placed as ‘frontline’ workers. Children’ rate of hospitalization is about fifteen folds lower than other demographics… Dengue was a greater threat …

Taxpayers’ money being wasted by state’s unrelenting approach – Thomas Jomo Thomas Social Share The state follows a pattern in cases brought against it, which is unrelenting in its approach, and essentially wastes taxpayers’ money because at every turn it ends up suffering crushing legal defeat. These observations belong to counsel Jomo Thomas, who expressed them at a press conference at his chambers on Wednesday, January 6. “…The actions of the state as it relates to Bigger’s case is reflective of the Government’s posture on a whole series of other cases that a...

Government disrespecting court rulings Attorney Jomo Thomas did not let the government escape without reprimand for their disregard for court rulings against it. By: William Kojah Anthony• Jomo Thomas, attorney-at-law and former Speaker of the House of Assembly, has chided the ruling Unity Labour Party for disrespecting court orders, as it relates to settling with persons against who it had loss court cases. Thomas, speaking at a press briefing last Wednesday at his Chambers in Kingstown, highlighted government’s reluctance to settle with persons against whom it had lost court matters, a...