Georgetown: Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Guyana Power and Light (GPL) Bharat Dindyal has been dismissed and Friday will be his last day on the job. According to the Ministry of Presidency, the CEO’s substantive contract came to an end on December 31, 2014 and that it was not renewed. “Mr. Dindyal continued to serve as GPL CEO based on what was described as “an understanding” between himself and the previous subject minister, Prime Minister Samuel Hinds. No written documentation has been provided with regard to this “understanding,” the press statement underscored. According to the government, based on information provided, this “understanding” was apparently for a six month period which commenced on January 1, 2015 and concluded on June 30, 2015.
“Mr. Dindyal communicated to new subject Minister, the Minister of Public Infrastructure, Mr. David Patterson that he intended to part ways with GPL but was prepared to remain as CEO for an interim transition period,” the release noted.
According to the Ministry of Presidency, Minister Patterson, having thoroughly examined these pertinent facts along with Mr. Dindyal’s intervention in matters relating to staff (some of which was video recorded and has been extensively viewed on social media) and his own performance appraisal and other relevant information, last evening advised Cabinet of the decision to conclude Mr. Dindyal’s engagement with GPL.
It was noted that a subsequent announcement will be made with regard to the plan relating to the administrative leadership of GPL.
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