New PSC is coming
All eyes within the hierarchy of the ruling Congress party are set on November 21 when the tenure of the Beryl Isaac-led Public Service Commission...
Grenada Union of Teachers (GUT)
Education Minister optimistic that paying docked salaries to teachers will enhance productivity in the classroom
By July 28, teachers and other public servants can expect to receive monies that were docked from their salaries by the immediate past New National...
New NDC government commits to paying EC$60 million in retroactive pension payments by November
Trade union leaders have until month-end to respond to a proposal from the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) government of newly elected Prime Minister, and...
Emmalin Pierre under attack from union leaders
Education Minister Emmalin Pierre has come under a barrage of criticisms from trade union leaders over disparaging remarks made against lecturers at the T.A Marryshow...
Strong warning to government to pay the pension
General Secretary of the Bank & General Workers Union (BGWU), Joseph Mitchell has sent out a strong message to Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell and...
GUT President was forceful on pension payment
The President of the Grenada Union of Teachers (GUT), Jude Bartholomew has launched a most vicious attack on the 5-member committee set up by government...
Grimes: PWU will meet with gov’t on pension ruling
The Public Workers Union (PWU) has not ruled out a sit down with the Keith Mitchell-led ruling New National Party (NNP) government in the aftermath...
Civil servants threaten PWU with lawsuit
A senior public officer in Grenada has put the leadership of the Public Workers Union (PWU) on notice that it runs the risk of a...
Prime Minister Mitchell addresses the pension liability to the State
Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell has told Grenadians that it will cost government about half-a-billion dollars and more to settle outstanding pension payments to public...
Unions planning to boycott pension meeting with government
Lawyers representing public sector unions in Grenada have advised their clients to boycott a meeting called by the Keith Mitchell-led administration in St George for...
Hood: Pension will be the legacy of PM Mitchell
Former Attorney General Cajeton Hood has identified current Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell as the only person still actively involved in politics who was responsible...
Words of advice to teachers
Former Attorney General Cajeton Hood has warned teachers to be cautious in their dealings with the Keith Mitchell-led New National Party (NNP) administration and to...
Billion dollar victory
Those were the words uttered Tuesday by former President of the Public Workers Union (PWU), Rachael Roberts in reaction to the landmark and historic judgment...
The full Glasgow judgment in favour of public officers
Less than 48-hours after delivering his landmark decision on pension in favour of public servants in Grenada, high court judge, Justice Raulston Glasgow has made...
PM Mitchell and NNP appealing court ruling in favour of public officers
A clearly upset Keith Mitchell-led government in St George has served notice that it intends to appeal a high court judge ruling today which clears...
TAMCC facing strike action
The T.A Marryshow Community College (TAMCC) at Tanteen could be affected by strike action as early as Monday as disgruntled lecturers plan to send a...
Schools continue to be a safe environment for children says CMO Charles
Grenada’s Acting Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr. Shawn Charles has given assurance that “schools are a safe environment for students,” even amidst reports of COVID-19...
Covid-19 teaching is now “a headache”
A teacher in Grenada has described as “a headache” the 6ft social distancing protocol to be implemented in the school system for children to attend...
“Twisting the truth”
That’s the charge made against Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell by a senior trade union official on the island in reaction to claims made last...
The 4% salary & wage increases not reflected in contract workers pay
While some public servants did receive the first payment of the outstanding 4% salary, and wage increases owed to them since the end of January,...