Joint Unions And GOB Re-Open Negotiations
The government resumed negotiations with striking teachers and public service unions, but no progress has been reported after two days of talks.
The government resumed negotiations with striking teachers and public service unions, but no progress has been reported after two days of talks.
Talks between the government and unions faced challenges due to allegations of victimization and contentious negotiations over salary cuts.
The Prime Minister stated that ongoing strikes are not significantly impacting the economy and emphasized the need for unions to understand the financial situation.
The Prime Minister criticized unions for their past inaction during the Barrow Administration and emphasized the government's commitment to addressing corruption and governance issues.
The Prime Minister claims that ministers have already taken salary cuts and criticizes unions for their demands regarding tax collection and further cuts.
The President of the APSSM criticizes the Prime Minister for his absence during a national strike, questioning his priorities amid pressing national issues.
Joint unions criticize Minister of Health Michel Chebat for misrepresenting negotiations regarding a pay cut exemption for nurses.
PSU president Gerald Henry rejects IMF solutions, advocating for homegrown remedies due to lack of political will from the government.
President Henry defends Vice President Dean Flowers against accusations of being involved in tire fires on the George Price highway.
Phillip "Fawda" Henry leads a new organization, UDAP, advocating for the poor and opposing current union protests in Belize City.
The Police Minister warns bar owners against violating social distancing laws amid rampant advertising for bars that are not operating legally.
Patrick Faber addresses concerns about John Saldivar's political tour and its implications for his leadership within the UDP.
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