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rspann wrote:They saying Roshit not on the board . So how come he was always in front during the negoseeaytions and was speaking as though the deal was his?
Nope 1% will get itNumb3r4 wrote:Maybe just maybe after all this the refinery may end up in the hands of A&V, as management, with generous terms of course, the OWTU will provide labour, cheap labour that is we are under private management after all, we need to tighten our belts you know, and they will be buying and refining Venezuelan oil and subsequently selling it.
Watching some old Family Guy and the though came to mind.
The_Honourable wrote:Will the refinery be restarted?
Saw Roget on TV tonight complaining. Eight months have gone since the Government announced Patriotic Energies aka OWTU had been selected to run the Refinery. To date we have no idea when or if the refinery will restart under the Patriotic arrangement. Given that eight months have elapsed since the announcement it is necessary for the country to be given a time table for the restart. If Patriotic Energies cannot restart the refinery we need to know and we need to move on. It has been 18 months since the refinery has been down. Every day it stays down, it becomes more expensive to restart.
Kevin Ramnarine.
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The_Honourable wrote: Patriotic will contribute to arts, culture, the sports and to youth development,” Roget said.
He also praised the Government for respecting the sovereignty of Venezuela in the face of oppression from the United States.
YupCountry_Bookie wrote:Seems like the message from Roget to trade union members is vote PNM or risk the deal being scrapped if the opposition gets into power. Deal will be "close to completion right up until elections".
Country_Bookie wrote:Seems like the message from Roget to trade union members is vote PNM or risk the deal being scrapped if the opposition gets into power. Deal will be "close to completion right up until elections".
The_Honourable wrote:Patriotic deal for refinery purchase almost complete:
Roget promises 4,500 jobs
Promising 4,500 new jobs soon, president general of the Oilfields Workers’ Trade Union Ancel Roget says Patriotic Energies and Technologies Company Limited is close to finalising its deal with the Government for the purchase of the Pointe-a-Pierre refinery.
Delivering his Labour Day speech at the historic Charlie King Junction in Fyzabad yesterday, Roget said when the union takes over the refinery there will be a thrust to increase profitability.
“With the highest degree of operational reliability and efficiency, Patriotic is going to guarantee a reliable supply of fuel for the local consumption and for foreign exports, Patriotic will bring back regular gasoline for the fishermen. Patriotic will contribute to arts, culture, the sports and to youth development,” Roget said.
He also praised the Government for respecting the sovereignty of Venezuela in the face of oppression from the United States.
“I am no friend or supporter of this Government, but right is right and principle is principle, and therefore we insist that the Government’s foreign policy on the sovereign Republic of Venezuela is correct and therefore we totally support it,” Roget said.
He added, “It cannot be that we support a foreign power to remove a democratically elected government and illegally install an opposition in its place. We denounce and condemn regime change by coup or by any surreptitious means or effort to remove a democratically elected government in any part of the world.”
Roget also said he was concerned about the loss of jobs, high crime, the failure of the Government to implement labour legislation, the mismanagement of the economy and corruption.
“The Government ignored Labour’s Economic Alternative Plan and even their own Economic Advisory Board. The Minister of Finance raised the price of fuel, not once, not twice but three times,” Roget said.
He also called on the Finance Minister Colm Imbert to begin discussions with various trade unions to settle outstanding negotiations.
More: http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/patrioti ... aa7ecbe77f
tr1ad wrote:I thought the report said no need to have a workforce of that magnitude to operate the refinery?
What kinda pipedream selling here?
wing wrote:Election gimmick?IMG-0a680042301ad5c61e0d9f7184a728c9-V.jpeg
alfa wrote:wing wrote:Election gimmick?IMG-0a680042301ad5c61e0d9f7184a728c9-V.jpeg
Correct is right. What the public sees is that the govt didn't forget workers and is giving them land. The workers who are the only people to read the fine print will see that if you have a house or land in your name your are not eligible. Which is most former workers
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