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Government considering time limit for investigation of suspended public officials - Vimarsana News

Government considering time limit for investigation of suspended public officials

Public service regulations are being reviewed with consideration for modern human resource demands for a time limit on investigations of public officials suspended from work, the Government says. The disclosure from Finance Minister Dr Nigel...

Cronyism concerns over senior appointment at NLA - Vimarsana News

Cronyism concerns over senior appointment at NLA

A former advisor to a Cabinet minister benefited from the National Land Agency’s (NLA) decision to remove, without permission, a globally recognised minimum requirement for a job in a senior position, prompting questions of favouritism and...

Patricia Sinclair McCalla back as chairman of four-member PSC - Vimarsana News

Patricia Sinclair McCalla back as chairman of four-member PSC

Former senior civil servant Patricia Sinclair McCalla has been returned as chairman of the Public Service Commission (PSC), the state body responsible for the appointment of some of the top positions in Government. The Office of the...

Orville Taylor | Brown vs bored of educators - Vimarsana News

Orville Taylor | Brown vs bored of educators

With the creation of the new ministry with a long name, it does appear that it is focusing on the antecedents which lead to the production of criminal elements and violent behaviour in the society. With great pride I watched my colleague,...

Mother and baby flee noise, JSC hears - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Mother and baby flee noise, JSC hears - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

A YOUNG mother suffering post-partum depression had to flee her home with her newborn baby after her complaints about relentless noise from neighbours fell on deaf ears in the police and her own complaint to the noise-maker resulted in her being physically attacked, a parliamentary committee heard on Wednesday.