Bad Boy Ancel Roget

[bluespeed]

Ok private mamoo.
Run along

ok king of small talk... I'll see u around!

[rfari]

Ok private mamoo.
Run along

ok king of small talk... I'll see u around!

Bluespeed is one of the first to burn he fatigue and call enn sick. Dat poosey

don't worry...we will meet of of these days!!

At ease private.... I heard about u in barracks. Come at me. I'll make u famous

[zoom rader]

All unionists are kants...........

Not all are kants, since PNM installed coverts in the mid 80 the unions has gone downhill. I was a member of two Union " strong unions " and saw the first hand opperations of PNM in the unions. Even in the unions there was racist kants under PNM orders. PNM has a heavy hold on some unions.

which ones?

Semans & port, one half of the PS (wasa, post, airport), Health unions, Steel workers up untill mittal. used to have owtu and ttec but they got voted out.

[mrtrini45]

Anybody see this man presidential speech on tv6 today

[randolphinshan]

Yea
Long live the working class
Forward ever backward never.

[16 cycles]

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Kam ... lmob=y&c=n

Wtf

[matthewmazda]

Roget is only come to his comrades when he have a plight but not the other way around

[kjaglal76v2]

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Kamla-steals-Rogets-thunder-284941721.html?m=y&smobile=y&clmob=y&c=n

Wtf

PNM behaviour

[mrtrini45]

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Kamla-steals-Rogets-thunder-284941721.html?m=y&smobile=y&clmob=y&c=n

Wtf

I say he a man of integrity

[pioneer]

Errol McLeod needs to teach Roget how to be a union leader.

[K74T]

[j.o.e]

How come Kams could find dirt on Roget now but she was arm in arm with him in Fyzabad 2010?
Relationship of convenience?

[pioneer]

It takes time to get to know people.

[j.o.e]

It takes time to get to know people.

As the wise silver fox said "Politics has a morality of its own"

[pioneer]

Roget rolling in million dollar van with chauffeur while his members scruntin to make ends meet.

[UML]

His cause is political and lacks support.

A senior Trinmar OWTU senior was fired they say they going to strike. Then claim they want a 45% increase or strike.

Now they marching against corruption and going to strike.

They bluffing because they have no support!

[De Dragon]

Roget is an agitator plain and simple. He shows that he doesn't know, or cares about Petrotrin's bottom line. When the company makes money, profit sharing is collected normel normel, when company is now losing money, he incredulously is seeking a salary increase of that magnitude.

[trinibourbon]

If that incident did happen... How come the OWTU backed him? Who was the leader then? With this hanging over him... How did he get elected president?

[De Dragon]

If that incident did happen... How come the OWTU backed him? Who was the leader then? With this hanging over him... How did he get elected president?

Union culture is akin to defense lawyers, they will close ranks and attempt to defend any member regardless of the allegation.

[trinibourbon]

If that incident did happen... How come the OWTU backed him? Who was the leader then? With this hanging over him... How did he get elected president?

Union culture is akin to defense lawyers, they will close ranks and attempt to defend any member regardless of the allegation.

So the sudden realisation of the right and decent thing that should have happened comes almost 15 years later? How did roget get to be president immediately succeeding McCloud?

[De Dragon]

If that incident did happen... How come the OWTU backed him? Who was the leader then? With this hanging over him... How did he get elected president?

Union culture is akin to defense lawyers, they will close ranks and attempt to defend any member regardless of the allegation.

So the sudden realisation of the right and decent thing that should have happened comes almost 15 years later? How did roget get to be president immediately succeeding McCloud?

15 years in T&T iz like ah century eh! People does forget wha' happen last week by now!

[UML]

He had the opportunity to strike and didnt.....he knows he has no support especially after his massive march buss!!




ah tell yuh the PNM have a reality check coming for elections 2015.

QUOTE MC ME!!!!

[Mark!]

Zoneman > Ancel Roget

[mrtrini45]

[hamah]

Every time Roget open he mouth you hear Anger Bitterness and Stupidity.

[DanielCW]

?

[K74T]

[DVSTT]

Roget always up in arms and fighting for wage increases but gas anyone ever stopped and wondered what he gets paid?

[mrtrini45]

Roget always up in arms and fighting for wage increases but gas anyone ever stopped and wondered what he gets paid?

$$$$$$$ 90.000 a month

[mrtrini45]

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/20160506 ... orry-roget

SAY SORRY, ROGET*
High Court judge orders union leader to pay $.4m, apologise to former NP manager...

Published on May 6, 2016, 9:38 pm AST
By Rickie Ramdass
rickie.ramdass@trinidadexpress.com


san fernando

President-general of the Oilfields Workers’ Trade Union (OWTU) and head of the Joint Trade Union Movement (JTUM) Ancel Roget has been ordered by a High Court judge to pay former human resources general manager at National Petroleum Marketing Company (NP) Geeta Ragoonath nearly $400,000 in damages for defamation of character.
Justice Vasheist Kokaram made the order at the San Fernando Supreme Court yesterday after Roget failed to file a defence in the lawsuit which was brought against him after he made certain allegations against Ragoonath at a news conference on November 24, 2014.


http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2016-05- ... np-manager


Roget must pay $.3m to ex-NP manager

Derek Achong
Published:
Saturday, May 7, 2016

Oilfields Workers’ Trade Union (OWTU) president general Ancel Roget has been ordered to pay $360,000 in compensation for defaming a former manager of the National Petroleum Marketing Company Ltd (NP).

Justice Vasheist Kokaram made the order in the Port-of-Spain High Court yesterday, after ruling that Roget had made allegations against NP’s former general manager of human resources, Geeta Ragoonath, which were “wholly unsupported, untrue and outlandish”.

Kokaram ordered that Roget pay Ragoonath $200,000 in general damages and $160,000 in exemplary damages for making statements which he knew were untrue.

“The fact that the defendant took no steps to ascertain the veracity of the allegations he was making showed that he had little regard for the effect such statements would cause,” Kokaram said in delivering his judgement.

In an unprecedented move, however, Kokaram promised to reduce the exemplary damages by 50 per cent if Roget agreed to issue Ragoonath a public apology within 14 days. While he said the court could not force Roget to apologise, Kokaram said the offer of a discount may convince him to do so.

Kokaram said: “An apology can operate as a significant mitigating tool in making amends for damage done to one’s reputation, more so in defamation cases where emotional distress and hurt are some of the foremost elements that the aggrieved claimant seeks to have addressed.

“An apology may vindicate the claimant’s rights but it may also be a form of redress and solace for the emotional harm caused and can go a long way in addressing the hurt felt by the injured. A public statement would have a greater if not equal impact as an award of damages. The injury and the need to clear her name deserves some public pronouncement.”

He noted that Ragoonath had said an apology would mitigate her suffering.

According to her lawsuit, Roget made the offensive comments at a press conference after the Industrial Court ordered that NP reinstate 68 suspended workers in November 2014. Roget had accused Ragoonath of criticising the impartiality of the court by writing to President Anthony Carmona. Roget did not deny making the comments and provided no defence to the lawsuit.

Ragoonath claimed that she had felt uncomfortable at the company after the statements were made, forcing her to leave the job. Ragoonath is currently the human resource manager at Guardian Media Ltd, which publishes this newspaper.

“It is not unreasonable to accept that she indeed suffered great embarrassment and distress having been thrown into the limelight in a most negative way,” Kokaram said.

In addition to the compensation, Kokaram also ordered that Roget pay Ragoonath’s legal bill.

Contacted yesterday, Ragoonath said she was relieved and overjoyed by the court’s decision.

“Although I am a strong woman, this was an extremely stressful and humiliating experience. I was publicly vilified for something I did not do. It almost destroyed my career,” she said.

“My family was put through hell and I am happy that justice was served. I look forward to receiving Roget’s public apology, as he did not attack me in private. No one is above the law and this kind of bullying, threatening behaviour must stop.”

Several calls were made to Roget’s cellphone for comment but he did not respond.

Ragoonath was represented by Anand Ramlogan, SC, Kelvin Ramkissoon, Kent Samlal and Shabana Mohammed. Roget’s legal team comprised Douglas Mendes, SC, and Anthony Bullock.