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pugboy wrote:who protesting ?
pugboy wrote:man comfortable fudging numbers to tune of $100m
imagine when it come to real crookedness
auditor general sitting watching this and saying “i told you so”
An unfazed Manning continued, "This facility, Mr Speaker, has more space than the Prime Minister's residence and, Mr Speaker, the best estimate that we have, the all-inclusive cost of building this facility is $150 million."
16 cycles wrote:Even reading it - airport at 16M TTD should sound absurd - probably out of touch with reality
KPB house alone cost 150M in 2010 - Imbert was in parliament when this was revealed ...An unfazed Manning continued, "This facility, Mr Speaker, has more space than the Prime Minister's residence and, Mr Speaker, the best estimate that we have, the all-inclusive cost of building this facility is $150 million."
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Stupid country full of stupid people.zoom rader wrote:PNM unions the scurge of Trinidad.death365 wrote:Ah jus resting dis here.Dizzy28 wrote:By accepting the SRC the Govnt has opened the floodgates for every public sector bargaining unit.
This is where Leadership is differentiated from sterwadship (ps we don't actually have leaders in this country)
These same people are PNM backbone and now want to prove they have a backbone.
How more stupid can this country be
Yellow is the codewing wrote:Stupid country full of stupid people.zoom rader wrote:PNM unions the scurge of Trinidad.death365 wrote:Ah jus resting dis here.Dizzy28 wrote:By accepting the SRC the Govnt has opened the floodgates for every public sector bargaining unit.
This is where Leadership is differentiated from sterwadship (ps we don't actually have leaders in this country)
These same people are PNM backbone and now want to prove they have a backbone.
How more stupid can this country be
The problem with that is the government using the court to their advantage with injunctions for essential services such as T&TEC, Port ,Wasa and NIB. Forcing workers to report for work to deter protesting during working hourssMASH wrote:Workers need to protest on work days , protesting on a weekend or public holiday is a river lime
pugboy wrote:any tuners going to show hands today?
hover11 wrote:The problem with that is the government using the court to their advantage with injunctions for essential services such as T&TEC, Port ,Wasa and NIB. Forcing workers to report for work to deter protesting during working hourssMASH wrote:Workers need to protest on work days , protesting on a weekend or public holiday is a river lime
What about the non essential? Lic office, BIR, Legal affairs, Customs etc etc etc. What's their excuse? Or is it the PNM union will not bite the hands that feed them. Where are you? Or do you just talk and hope someone else fights the battle... like paid influencer.hover11 wrote:The problem with that is the government using the court to their advantage with injunctions for essential services such as T&TEC, Port ,Wasa and NIB. Forcing workers to report for work to deter protesting during working hourssMASH wrote:Workers need to protest on work days , protesting on a weekend or public holiday is a river lime
Licensing lol customs lol, the two places where you can work and get your month's pay in a week lol ok. You clearly don't live trinidad or you would know how corrupt those institutions are. Money talks and bs walkswing wrote:What about the non essential? Lic office, BIR, Legal affairs, Customs etc etc etc. What's their excuse? Or is it the PNM union will not bite the hands that feed them. Where are you? Or do you just talk and hope someone else fights the battle... like paid influencer.hover11 wrote:The problem with that is the government using the court to their advantage with injunctions for essential services such as T&TEC, Port ,Wasa and NIB. Forcing workers to report for work to deter protesting during working hourssMASH wrote:Workers need to protest on work days , protesting on a weekend or public holiday is a river lime
hover11 wrote:The problem with that is the government using the court to their advantage with injunctions for essential services such as T&TEC, Port ,Wasa and NIB. Forcing workers to report for work to deter protesting during working hourssMASH wrote:Workers need to protest on work days , protesting on a weekend or public holiday is a river lime
This is the problem they don't make them like butler and Adrian Rienzi again. We have self servers like the eat a food crew, the Jennifer Baptiste and errol mc cleod and dare I say it the Watson Duke types. The union leaders that want to transfer to politics to join the hogs eating out the troughThe_Honourable wrote:hover11 wrote:The problem with that is the government using the court to their advantage with injunctions for essential services such as T&TEC, Port ,Wasa and NIB. Forcing workers to report for work to deter protesting during working hourssMASH wrote:Workers need to protest on work days , protesting on a weekend or public holiday is a river lime
If it was Butler back in the day, you think he would have cared about court injunctions? more than likely the court would have no current
Union leaders back then accepted the risks of arrest and jail. Not sure about the crop we have now.
sMASH wrote:Workers need to protest on work days , protesting on a weekend or public holiday is a river lime
Wing enjoys the Oppression that workers are under, he gets off on it. He likes the modern day slavery workers are under. He gets a thrill seeing top politicians getting their massive increases while the common man suffers just to make ends meet.wing wrote:How was the massive show of dissatisfaction today? Estimated crowd size?
You didn't answer the question. Probably because you didn't even go yourself.hover11 wrote:Wing enjoys the Oppression that workers are under, he gets off on it. He likes the modern day slavery workers are under. He gets thrill seeing top politicians getting their massive increases while the common man suffers just to make ends meet.wing wrote:How was the massive show of dissatisfaction today? Estimated crowd size?
Eat ah food PNM unions leaders and coward Trinis in favour of a food cardThe_Honourable wrote:hover11 wrote:The problem with that is the government using the court to their advantage with injunctions for essential services such as T&TEC, Port ,Wasa and NIB. Forcing workers to report for work to deter protesting during working hourssMASH wrote:Workers need to protest on work days , protesting on a weekend or public holiday is a river lime
If it was Butler back in the day, you think he would have cared about court injunctions? more than likely the court would have no current
Union leaders back then accepted the risks of arrest and jail. Not sure about the crop we have now.
wing wrote:How was the massive show of dissatisfaction today? Estimated crowd size?
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