PBL Standstill: CWU Strike Soldiers On
The CWU strike continues as negotiations with the government and the Port of Belize remain unresolved, with potential legal action looming over the union.
The CWU strike continues as negotiations with the government and the Port of Belize remain unresolved, with potential legal action looming over the union.
Evan Hyde, president of the CWU, responds to comments from PBL's CEO Andy Lane regarding the union's treatment and rights of its members.
Deputy Prime Minister Cordel Hyde discusses the shipping crisis involving the Port of Belize and the CWU during an event.
Acting Prime Minister Cordel Hyde discusses the recent meeting with the Joint Unions Negotiating Team regarding the potential reinstatement of a 10% pay cut.
The Cabinet approved new visa requirements for nationals of Venezuela, Ecuador, and the Dominican Republic due to concerns over increased migrant arrivals.
Cabinet approved a Free Prior Informed Consent Protocol, but it is unclear if the Maya communities were consulted about it.
Patrick Faber steps down as Leader of the Opposition amid political pressures and reflects on his career while taking a break in the USA.
The public expresses mixed feelings about the future of outgoing party leader Faber, revealing he still has supporters despite his current situation.
the government is discussing compensation for stevedores amid concerns over shipping business and calls for intervention from the CWU.
GOB's negotiating team met with the Joint Unions to discuss reinstating pay cuts as the economy shows unexpected growth.
the JUNT meeting involving various unions lasted four hours at the House of Culture, with reactions from union leadership expected later.
Prime Minister John Briceno stated that Patrick Faber had to resign due to allegations of domestic abuse against his fiancée.
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