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The Winston Scott Polyclinic, located at Jemmotts Lane, St Michael, is now scheduled to reopen on Monday, December 18. Earlier today, delegates from the National Union of Public Workers and Unity Workers Union toured the facility as workers complained of environmental issues which they believed were making them ill. People who would normally visit the polyclinic for medical attention are asked to attend another polyclinic nearest to them. Patients are …

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Staff at the Winston Scott Polyclinic walked off the job this morning, complaining that they were being plagued by environmental challenges at the Jemmotts Layne facility. Staff told Nation online that people were falling ill, noting that there were regular sightings of mould and mice droppings.At 2pm, representatives from the Ministry of Health, the National Union of Public Workers and the Unity Workers Union, are still in a meeting, following …

St. Philip Polyclinic Gets 'All Clear' To Reopen - Vimarsana News

St. Philip Polyclinic Gets 'All Clear' To Reopen

(Stock Photo) The St. Philip Polyclinic, at Six Roads, St. Philip, will reopen tomorrow, Thursday, August 17. The decision was made after representatives of ...

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Industrial action is looming at the Sanitation Service Authority (SSA), says general secretary of the Unity Workers Union (UWU) Caswell Franklyn. He gave that warning yesterday after he said the SSA refused to pay several workers who were called in to work on two of the recent holidays, CARICOM Day and Emancipation Day. “The guys were asked to work, they went in and they did work, but now management at …

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Government should be doing more to go after delinquent employers who refuse to contribute to the National Insurance Fund. They should also “repay” the billions of dollars lost during the 2018 debt restructuring. Outspoken general secretary of the Unity Workers Union (UWU), Caswell Franklyn, shared those views yesterday after he led hundreds of people through the streets of Bridgetown as they protested against the National Insurance And Social Security (Amendment) …