And while the member agencies of the NTUCB may be looking at other forms of industrial action to support the teachers' union, the Chamber is convinced that last week's two day shutdown was productive. A statement form the Chamber says that it has been in constant communication with the government of Belize to work on a way forward. It states that a working meeting has been agreed upon for January 26th in which the details and wording for the proposed reforms will be looked at. The Chamber ends by stating that these meetings will have satisfactory results eliminating the need for further protest and actions from the business community.
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The Chamber believes last week's shutdown was productive and plans a meeting with the government to discuss proposed reforms.
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