Businesses in Guyana and different parts of the words will be showcasing what they have to offer when the Guyana Exhibition (GUYEXPO 2010) opens Thursday at the National Exhibition site.
This year the Exposition will be held under the theme “Expanding Investment in a Sustainable Environment”. This is in recognition of Guyana’s growth, continued support and strategy to expand opportunities for investment.
I do not scare easy!
This was the statement made by acting Prime Minister Errol McLeod in response to protest action by the Public Service Association (PSA) and other trade unions yesterday.
Hundreds of public servants marched from the Eric Williams Financial Complex in Port of Spain to the Prime Minister’s St Clair office yesterday in an attempt to deliver a letter calling for outstanding wage negotiations to be settled.
A farewell parade was held for female assistant commissioner Ms. Paulette Veronica Morrisson who has retired from the Guyana Police Force. Morrisson told a large gathering of young police officers to work diligently, honest, punctual and to follow the motto of the force which is to serve and protect.
Acting Prime Minister Errol McLeod today presented the members of the new minimum wages board.
Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Labour Ministry Ashford Sankar is the chairman of the seven-member board.
Economist Hayden Manzano, Industrial Relations Manager Stephanie Fingal, Labour Relations Officer Cindy Joseph, unionists Ozzi Warwick and Ida Le Blanc as well as Reshma Goolcharan make up the board.
The board is to conduct consultations to determine the minimum wage.
McLeod is expected to meet with the board late next month.
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