PSU Ponders Industrial Action
The Public Service Union is considering industrial action in response to a 10% salary cut and freeze on increments imposed by the government.
The Public Service Union is considering industrial action in response to a 10% salary cut and freeze on increments imposed by the government.
The Prime Minister discusses the implications of potential union strikes on government services and the measures being taken to maintain operations.
The Prime Minister states that the government cannot afford to pay current wages and has borrowed 30 million dollars to meet commitments.
The P.S.U. questions whether Belizean politicians will follow St. Lucia's example of cutting their salaries by 75% amid economic challenges.
Prime Minister Briceno stated that a 100% pay cut by his Cabinet would not satisfy the unions regarding salary issues.
NTUCB President Louis Martinez denounces government smear campaign against trade unions and addresses Belize's economic issues as a revenue collection crisis.
Prime Minister John Briceno addresses his sister Vanessa's alleged 11.1 million dollar debt to the GST Department, emphasizing the complexities of the situation.
Minister Julius Espat defends his leadership style and budget decisions amid criticism from union leaders during a public exchange with a reporter.
Julius Espat promises to provide a report on contracts but has yet to distribute it to the media.
Governor General Sir Colville Young has announced his resignation effective April 30, 2021, after discussions with the Prime Minister regarding his ability to serve.
The Prime Minister criticizes public officers for leaking government information, asserting it undermines the administration's efforts.
The PUP government is taking an offensive stance against unions amid budget cuts and potential industrial action following failed negotiations.
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