Promissory Note Was Pulled
The government rescinded a proposed promissory note for unions before they could consult their members on it.
The government rescinded a proposed promissory note for unions before they could consult their members on it.
The PSU rejects government proposals for compensation related to salary cuts, including a shorter work week, which they argue was initially suggested for cost savings.
The unions are responding to the government's final offer, asserting that their agreements were not fully captured in the document.
Union leaders assert their membership remains strong despite government actions and public frustration towards unions.
Union leaders defend their transparency amid accusations of dishonesty from government negotiators regarding communication with their members.
The Labour Commissioner criticizes unions for illegal road blockades and gatherings exceeding 10 people, citing breaches of public health regulations.
The curfew regulations have been relaxed to extend the midnight curfew to Thursday nights.
Kareem Musa responds to accusations of neglecting gang violence in Mesopotamia, emphasizing the need for solutions beyond police presence.
The BNTU blocked major highways across Belize, causing significant delays for commuters and prompting public debate over the union's actions.
Commissioner of Police Chester Williams discusses the police's approach to handling teachers' road blockages amid ongoing protests.
Home Affairs Minister Kareem Musa discusses the impact of union protests on public opinion and the government's response to the situation.
The Public Service Union of Belize continues its strike despite the Prime Minister's warning of salary deductions for striking workers.
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