PNM in Gov't (2020-2025)

[Kickstart]

i buy papers because it always have some kinda leak or spill or something and it easy just to throw that to cover it up until i can clean it properly

Based on the price of newspapers wouldn't a tissue or newsprint roll be cheaper?

Well long ago guardian was use to wipe your ass in the Latrine, so not much as changed

[Mmoney607]

The man have moves

[sMASH]

Pedophile National Movement

[sMASH]

The man have moves

He prefer this tho... Champion rider

[timelapse]

Awaiting Cro cro' s new song about a jackarse riding a horse and a small boy.

[Kickstart]

Awaiting Cro cro' s new song about a jackarse riding a horse and a small boy.

If a non black person sung that then all hell breaks loose.

If a blackman sung that then he's a lick bottom African. Can't win the PNM

[The_Honourable]

Awaiting Cro cro' s new song about a jackarse riding a horse and a small boy.

If a non black person sung that then all hell breaks loose.

If a blackman sung that then he's a lick bottom African. Can't win the PNM

Exactly!

[De Dragon]

Batman and Wonder Woman will save us.tapatalk_1675726882284~2.jpg

Poor, dotish Broken, a chance meeting in a fete and that is your dotish reaction?
When your Black Massa raping and plundering, you line up your bamsee, but put out this kinda garbage statement?

[De Dragon]

Expect a new allowance carded for him soon , housing maintenance allowance.FB_IMG_1675769353870.jpg

What a sensationalist headline …. Media really outdoing themselves

But the media is PNM owned

Headline and article inconsistent…. Regardless of party affiliation. It’s not a case of me thinking they are pro any side. I think it’s harder and harder to sell papers and most people dunce and buy because of headlines.

If you express any opinion that is not blatantly anti PNM, then you are automatically a card carrying life member of the PNM. Now move on...

Says the moron who posted a picture of Kamla and Jack

[De Dragon]

Awaiting Cro cro' s new song about a jackarse riding a horse and a small boy.

If a non black person sung that then all hell breaks loose.

If a blackman sung that then he's a lick bottom African. Can't win the PNM

Because ALL LFD RFD PNM supporters are kants

[wing]

Imbert: Government awaiting tribunal ruling on 4 % wage offer

PAULA LINDO 8 HRS AGO[https://newsday]Finance Minister Colm Imbert

Finance Minister Colm Imbert said the government is waiting on the judgment of a special tribunal of the Industrial Court on its four per cent wage offer to public sector trade unions.

He was responding to a question from Naparima MP Rodney Charles in Parliament on Friday which queried whether government would reconsider the four per cent offer considering reports of discontent from the unions.

Imbert said, “Having been unable to reach agreement with public sector trade unions for collective agreements for the period 2014 to 2019, the matters were reported as unresolved disputes to the special tribunal of the Industrial Court in October 2022.”

“It should be noted that under the Essential Services Division of the court is the special tribunal established by the Civil Service Act Chapter 23:01. The tribunal hears and determines disputes in the civil service, the police service, the fire service, the prison service, the teaching service, the supplemental police and the Central Bank. The special tribunal consists of the chairman of the essential services division of the Industrial Court and two other members of that division selected by the chairman. The government now awaits the hearing and determination by the tribunal of these disputes.”


Is the industrial court impartial? Or are we waiting for the verdict then to pronounce based on feelings?

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Imbert: Government awaiting tribunal ruling on 4 % wage offer

PAULA LINDO 8 HRS AGO[https://newsday]Finance Minister Colm Imbert

Finance Minister Colm Imbert said the government is waiting on the judgment of a special tribunal of the Industrial Court on its four per cent wage offer to public sector trade unions.

He was responding to a question from Naparima MP Rodney Charles in Parliament on Friday which queried whether government would reconsider the four per cent offer considering reports of discontent from the unions.

Imbert said, “Having been unable to reach agreement with public sector trade unions for collective agreements for the period 2014 to 2019, the matters were reported as unresolved disputes to the special tribunal of the Industrial Court in October 2022.”

“It should be noted that under the Essential Services Division of the court is the special tribunal established by the Civil Service Act Chapter 23:01. The tribunal hears and determines disputes in the civil service, the police service, the fire service, the prison service, the teaching service, the supplemental police and the Central Bank. The special tribunal consists of the chairman of the essential services division of the Industrial Court and two other members of that division selected by the chairman. The government now awaits the hearing and determination by the tribunal of these disputes.”


Is the industrial court impartial? Or are we waiting for the verdict then to pronounce based on feelings?

Fun fact about the Industrial court.....All judges are on FIVE year contracts so basically the government of the day always has them in their back pockets, another fact ....the Industrial court cannot force payment they can make a judgment. They literally have no teeth. Another fact the reason why unions cannot beat the road every Monday morning is because the Industrial relations act created by the politicians, prohibits it.

[wing]

Imbert: Government awaiting tribunal ruling on 4 % wage offer

PAULA LINDO 8 HRS AGO[https://newsday]Finance Minister Colm Imbert

Finance Minister Colm Imbert said the government is waiting on the judgment of a special tribunal of the Industrial Court on its four per cent wage offer to public sector trade unions.

He was responding to a question from Naparima MP Rodney Charles in Parliament on Friday which queried whether government would reconsider the four per cent offer considering reports of discontent from the unions.

Imbert said, “Having been unable to reach agreement with public sector trade unions for collective agreements for the period 2014 to 2019, the matters were reported as unresolved disputes to the special tribunal of the Industrial Court in October 2022.”

“It should be noted that under the Essential Services Division of the court is the special tribunal established by the Civil Service Act Chapter 23:01. The tribunal hears and determines disputes in the civil service, the police service, the fire service, the prison service, the teaching service, the supplemental police and the Central Bank. The special tribunal consists of the chairman of the essential services division of the Industrial Court and two other members of that division selected by the chairman. The government now awaits the hearing and determination by the tribunal of these disputes.”


Is the industrial court impartial? Or are we waiting for the verdict then to pronounce based on feelings?

Fun fact about the Industrial court.....All judges are on FIVE year contracts so basically the government of the day always has them in their back pockets, another fact ....the Industrial court cannot force payment they can make a judgment. They literally have no teeth. Another fact the reason why unions cannot beat the road every Monday morning is because the Industrial relations act created by the politicians, prohibits it.

What happens when the court finds in favor of the union? Is it impartial then?

[eliteauto]

Wing everything in T&T is PNM, no wonder they gonna win 2025.

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Imbert: Government awaiting tribunal ruling on 4 % wage offer

PAULA LINDO 8 HRS AGO[https://newsday]Finance Minister Colm Imbert

Finance Minister Colm Imbert said the government is waiting on the judgment of a special tribunal of the Industrial Court on its four per cent wage offer to public sector trade unions.

He was responding to a question from Naparima MP Rodney Charles in Parliament on Friday which queried whether government would reconsider the four per cent offer considering reports of discontent from the unions.

Imbert said, “Having been unable to reach agreement with public sector trade unions for collective agreements for the period 2014 to 2019, the matters were reported as unresolved disputes to the special tribunal of the Industrial Court in October 2022.”

“It should be noted that under the Essential Services Division of the court is the special tribunal established by the Civil Service Act Chapter 23:01. The tribunal hears and determines disputes in the civil service, the police service, the fire service, the prison service, the teaching service, the supplemental police and the Central Bank. The special tribunal consists of the chairman of the essential services division of the Industrial Court and two other members of that division selected by the chairman. The government now awaits the hearing and determination by the tribunal of these disputes.”


Is the industrial court impartial? Or are we waiting for the verdict then to pronounce based on feelings?

Fun fact about the Industrial court.....All judges are on FIVE year contracts so basically the government of the day always has them in their back pockets, another fact ....the Industrial court cannot force payment they can make a judgment. They literally have no teeth. Another fact the reason why unions cannot beat the road every Monday morning is because the Industrial relations act created by the politicians, prohibits it.

What happens when the court finds in favor of the union? Is it impartial then?

Would it matter.....the government always wins. Even if we win based on a signed agreement. The court can lay a judgment but the government does not have to pay. Reality, if you don't show up for a court matter in the industrial court there isn't a warrant issued for your arrest like normal courts the matter is simply pushed back. Why do you think ALL wage negotiations are pushed in the industrial court it is the ultimate cop out by the government to have all wage matters stalled until 2025. That way the government comes on top by looking like the hero while having their employees suffer for the past 4 years lol.

[wing]

Imbert: Government awaiting tribunal ruling on 4 % wage offer

PAULA LINDO 8 HRS AGO[https://newsday]Finance Minister Colm Imbert

Finance Minister Colm Imbert said the government is waiting on the judgment of a special tribunal of the Industrial Court on its four per cent wage offer to public sector trade unions.

He was responding to a question from Naparima MP Rodney Charles in Parliament on Friday which queried whether government would reconsider the four per cent offer considering reports of discontent from the unions.

Imbert said, “Having been unable to reach agreement with public sector trade unions for collective agreements for the period 2014 to 2019, the matters were reported as unresolved disputes to the special tribunal of the Industrial Court in October 2022.”

“It should be noted that under the Essential Services Division of the court is the special tribunal established by the Civil Service Act Chapter 23:01. The tribunal hears and determines disputes in the civil service, the police service, the fire service, the prison service, the teaching service, the supplemental police and the Central Bank. The special tribunal consists of the chairman of the essential services division of the Industrial Court and two other members of that division selected by the chairman. The government now awaits the hearing and determination by the tribunal of these disputes.”


Is the industrial court impartial? Or are we waiting for the verdict then to pronounce based on feelings?

Fun fact about the Industrial court.....All judges are on FIVE year contracts so basically the government of the day always has them in their back pockets, another fact ....the Industrial court cannot force payment they can make a judgment. They literally have no teeth. Another fact the reason why unions cannot beat the road every Monday morning is because the Industrial relations act created by the politicians, prohibits it.

What happens when the court finds in favor of the union? Is it impartial then?

Would it matter.....the government always wins. Even if we win based on a signed agreement. The court can lay a judgment but the government does not have to pay. Reality, if you don't show up for a court matter in the industrial court there isn't a warrant issued for your arrest like normal courts the matter is simply pushed back. Why do you think ALL wage negotiations are pushed in the industrial court it is the ultimate cop out by the government to have all wage matters stalled until 2025. That way the government comes on top by looking like the hero while having their employees suffer for the past 4 years lol.

Then why you fighting, take the offer and come again. It's the workers who suffering apparently.

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Imbert: Government awaiting tribunal ruling on 4 % wage offer

PAULA LINDO 8 HRS AGO[https://newsday]Finance Minister Colm Imbert

Finance Minister Colm Imbert said the government is waiting on the judgment of a special tribunal of the Industrial Court on its four per cent wage offer to public sector trade unions.

He was responding to a question from Naparima MP Rodney Charles in Parliament on Friday which queried whether government would reconsider the four per cent offer considering reports of discontent from the unions.

Imbert said, “Having been unable to reach agreement with public sector trade unions for collective agreements for the period 2014 to 2019, the matters were reported as unresolved disputes to the special tribunal of the Industrial Court in October 2022.”

“It should be noted that under the Essential Services Division of the court is the special tribunal established by the Civil Service Act Chapter 23:01. The tribunal hears and determines disputes in the civil service, the police service, the fire service, the prison service, the teaching service, the supplemental police and the Central Bank. The special tribunal consists of the chairman of the essential services division of the Industrial Court and two other members of that division selected by the chairman. The government now awaits the hearing and determination by the tribunal of these disputes.”


Is the industrial court impartial? Or are we waiting for the verdict then to pronounce based on feelings?

Fun fact about the Industrial court.....All judges are on FIVE year contracts so basically the government of the day always has them in their back pockets, another fact ....the Industrial court cannot force payment they can make a judgment. They literally have no teeth. Another fact the reason why unions cannot beat the road every Monday morning is because the Industrial relations act created by the politicians, prohibits it.

What happens when the court finds in favor of the union? Is it impartial then?

Would it matter.....the government always wins. Even if we win based on a signed agreement. The court can lay a judgment but the government does not have to pay. Reality, if you don't show up for a court matter in the industrial court there isn't a warrant issued for your arrest like normal courts the matter is simply pushed back. Why do you think ALL wage negotiations are pushed in the industrial court it is the ultimate cop out by the government to have all wage matters stalled until 2025. That way the government comes on top by looking like the hero while having their employees suffer for the past 4 years lol.

Then why you fighting, take the offer and come again. It's the workers who suffering apparently.

Simple....when you have a contract just because your name government doesn't mean you immune to the repercussions of a legally binding document. That's why we fight.

[DMan7]

Wait they still ain't accept the 4% offer yet?

[Kickstart]

Wing everything in T&T is PNM, no wonder they gonna win 2025.

Same as UNC doctors taking over the hospitals

[Rovin]

https://www.facebook.com/505699877/vide ... 0447145420

[DMan7]

ETA on Heinz (Hinds) suing Errol for defamation?

[Rovin]

he cud get he self in a legal drama if d heinz distributors get ah horrors ...

https://www.facebook.com/505699877/videos/743250447145420

[maj. tom]

nah locally we know what it mean and internationally they wouldn't care. The local distributors can't argue with this. The ppl who buying that brand won't be affected because they're buying it for quality over local brands anyway.

Errol cudda speed up the drum track and bpm just a lil bit though.

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ETA on Heinz (Hinds) suing Errol for defamation?

Suing errol for defamation makes no sense, same errol that couldn't pay his mortgage during covid?

[pugboy]

https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/america ... 7aWZ0-Zp5k

they make the man line up like regular folks

[maj. tom]

lol what a petty snub from the US State Department. Sending the message via a Trini customer service attitude way.

[Rovin]

eet goouud , they need come dong from dey back into what normal ppl go thru ....

[wing]

Police accept CPO’s 4% offer





Fri Feb 17 2023






Signed. Sealed. Delivered.

The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Social and Welfare Association (TTPSSWA) and the Chief Personnel Officer (CPO) have signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) for the collective bargaining periods 2014-2016 and 2017-2019, in acceptance of the Government’s offer of four percent. 

CPO Commander Dr Daryl Dindial and TTPSSWA President, ASP Gideon Dickson, signed the Memorandum of Agreement at the Office of the CPO, earlier today (February 17, 2023).

“The agreement between the parties demonstrates the Government’s commitment to honouring its 4% offer,” CPO Dr Dindial said in the release. “I am hopeful other Associations would reconsider their position and accept the offer.”

An official statement from the CPO’s Office reports that the TTPSSWA received a directive from its membership to accept the CPO’s 4% offer on salary for both First and Second Division Police Officers.  That occurred on November 30, 2022, at a Special General Council Meeting.

According to the release:

“The Association had proposed a number of items, some transformational, to assist the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) strengthen its capacity to deliver on its mandate to all stakeholders. Issues ranging from a Job Evaluation Exercise to the recognition of Community Policing in the form of Youth Clubs to combat white collar crime were on the agenda.”

“Apart from the 4% salary increase, there were adjustments to allowances such as uniform, meal, laundry, specialisation, travelling, cost of living allowance (COLA), as well as the conduct of a Job Evaluation Exercise that is expected to commence in January 2024,” the CPO’s release notes.

“The TTPS will also receive a lump-sum payment of $4,000 to Officers who retired compulsorily, voluntarily and with permission on the grounds of illness for the period 2014-2015,” it added.

The CPO’s Office stated that back in November 2022, the TTPSSWA had signed off on a Grievance Procedure for its members. The procedure is expected to be implemented by the end of the first quarter, in 2023.

[paid_influencer]

4% is good, they should accept

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We have police officers who risk their lives everyday for their families and thats the kind of respect they get