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Not for PNM 1%maj. tom wrote:WU selling USD for 7.80 this morning, so I guess that's the actual TT Dollar value in the real world.
maj. tom wrote:WU selling USD for 7.80 this morning, so I guess that's the actual TT Dollar value in the real world.
SuperiorMan wrote:Wasn't WU selling it at that for a while now?
hover11 wrote:Economist: TT$13 to US$1 a possibility
https://newsday.co.tt/2017/10/03/econom ... ssibility/
Based on what this economist and the IMF stated , this is where our exchange is supposed to be. The government playing politics trying to appease the masses, however, the fact is that the TT dollar is heavily overvalued
mero wrote:Yea boy, real tews. Pappy show ting with we tax payers dollars.
Fed up a all Dem mc
Still can't wrap my head around that UNC still so shitty, they can't capitalize and piggyback off this and ride the wave to an election victory.
You need to wrap ur pea brain on why PNM supporters believed a lie and was misled and they still continue to do so. Its like PNM supporters lack thinking abilities and continue to get "L"mero wrote:Yea boy, real tews. Pappy show ting with we tax payers dollars.
Fed up a all Dem mc
Still can't wrap my head around that UNC still so shitty, they can't capitalize and piggyback off this and ride the wave to an election victory.
Kickstart wrote:You need to wrap ur pea brain on why PNM supporters believed a lie and was misled and they still continue to do so. Its like PNM supporters lack thinking abilities and continue to get "L"mero wrote:Yea boy, real tews. Pappy show ting with we tax payers dollars.
Fed up a all Dem mc
Still can't wrap my head around that UNC still so shitty, they can't capitalize and piggyback off this and ride the wave to an election victory.
hover11 wrote:Trinidad and Tobago is facing the highest unemployment rate in recent years, with an increasing number of people finding it difficult to land stable jobs.
This is according to economists and interviews conducted by the Sunday Guardian.
Read more:
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/unemplo ... 66ec3e854f
The economy is booming Madam speaker, end quote
The question is , how long can you continue to paint a false narrative when the writing is on the walls.bluefete wrote:hover11 wrote:Trinidad and Tobago is facing the highest unemployment rate in recent years, with an increasing number of people finding it difficult to land stable jobs.
This is according to economists and interviews conducted by the Sunday Guardian.
Read more:
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/unemplo ... 66ec3e854f
The economy is booming Madam speaker, end quote
Unemployment rate way higher than 5.4%.
They have to put out stats to make the government look good.
How many retirees going back to work and not for small money, lewwe be real is big money. Ppl will say don't watch other ppl but these elderly not paying any NIS and you want the system to thrive , how government, how???? The government guilty of this. When these elderly come back on contract the new generation would have less opportunities afforded to them. This economy is weak and they need to stop lying to the people and giving them false hope, paint the correct picture.hover11 wrote:Trinidad and Tobago is facing the highest unemployment rate in recent years, with an increasing number of people finding it difficult to land stable jobs.
This is according to economists and interviews conducted by the Sunday Guardian.
Read more:
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/unemplo ... 66ec3e854f
The economy is booming Madam speaker, end quote
PNM Victory 2025hover11 wrote:Trinidad and Tobago is facing the highest unemployment rate in recent years, with an increasing number of people finding it difficult to land stable jobs.
This is according to economists and interviews conducted by the Sunday Guardian.
Read more:
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/unemplo ... 66ec3e854f
The economy is booming Madam speaker, end quote
Funny how these initiatives were meant to be short term unemployment relief yet it have ppl that start and end their work life in these programmesdeath365 wrote:i know someone who wokin there since inception approx. 2006 ish
10 days was only given to the same people over and over.hover11 wrote:Funny how these initiatives were meant to be short term unemployment relief yet it have ppl that start and end their work life in these programmesdeath365 wrote:i know someone who wokin there since inception approx. 2006 ish
Isn't there some way to blame Kamla for this? But who wants to work for small money in the DPP office when things more lucrative outside...hover11 wrote:PNM is doing a wonderful job
Shortstaff by 71 attorneys is alot and will cause burnout by the existing attorneys along with a huge backlog on top of what we already have, the effect is the additional delay on convictions. Compromising the DPP office like this just gave criminals the green light to do as they please, knowing fully well there is a huge backlog now untill the state is ready to take action against them.wing wrote:Isn't there some way to blame Kamla for this? But who wants to work for small money in the DPP office when things more lucrative outside...hover11 wrote:PNM is doing a wonderful job
Indefinite passport stamp for all Caribbean countries to enter and work in Trinidad...how the hell that pass in parliamentdaring dragoon wrote:doh worry blax blad head bringing more powder necks to live an work and vote pnm soon.
Barbers and maids are welcome under skilled workers.Gladiator wrote:Indefinite passport stamp for all Caribbean countries to enter and work in Trinidad...how the hell that pass in parliamentdaring dragoon wrote:doh worry blax blad head bringing more powder necks to live an work and vote pnm soon.
wing wrote:Isn't there some way to blame Kamla for this? But who wants to work for small money in the DPP office when things more lucrative outside...hover11 wrote:PNM is doing a wonderful jobFB_IMG_1678354336884.jpg
I stand corrected.Dizzy28 wrote:wing wrote:Isn't there some way to blame Kamla for this? But who wants to work for small money in the DPP office when things more lucrative outside...hover11 wrote:PNM is doing a wonderful jobFB_IMG_1678354336884.jpg
There are hundreds of unemployed and underemployed attorneys out there. Govnt positions also typically pay much better than private firms once you not a Partner.
DPP's office can be filled if they really care to and with a big enough pool with competent attorneys as well.
The public service on a whole has always been short staffed , no one held accountable for having these outstanding vacancies open for so long, ppl acting in roles for years on end. The work still being done with the present staff available to them. Imagine going on vacation for months on end and nobody replacing you so the work just piling up there. Feel the employer (government) care?Dizzy28 wrote:wing wrote:Isn't there some way to blame Kamla for this? But who wants to work for small money in the DPP office when things more lucrative outside...hover11 wrote:PNM is doing a wonderful jobFB_IMG_1678354336884.jpg
There are hundreds of unemployed and underemployed attorneys out there. Govnt positions also typically pay much better than private firms once you not a Partner.
DPP's office can be filled if they really care to and with a big enough pool with competent attorneys as well.
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