the government of Belize presented a new salary adjustment proposal to joint unions, hoping to resolve ongoing negotiations before a membership vote.
the ruling party is running attack ads against unions, prompting condemnation from the NTUCB and a response from Deputy Prime Minister Cordel Hyde.
The PSU president has reported ad attacks to Public Services International and is exploring further actions.
The BNTU president dismissed government claims that an 8.5% salary increase would necessitate tax hikes.
The BNTU is preparing to negotiate a collective bargaining agreement with the government, addressing various issues beyond wage increases.
Unions express discontent over a retired police deputy commissioner's $70,000 salary as a special advisor to the CEO amid salary adjustment negotiations.
The Prime Minister expressed opposition to publishing a list of tax offenders, despite a law mandating such publication.
Tracy Panton's faction in the UDP received a court clarification on her expulsion, but the party remains divided as opposing members reject the ruling's implications.
Prime Minister John Briceno criticized the publicization of a tax offenders list and advocated for solutions to help struggling businesses instead.
The government prepares a new proposal for unions amid discussions on a potential tax increase to fund salary demands.
Kareem Musa addresses claims that Commissioner of Police Dr. Richard Rosado is being used in political ads against unions.
The Minister of Home Affairs explains the necessity of a $70,000 annual contract for a special advisor to the CEO.
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