–6,000 workers needed for hospitality sector by 2024 –more benefits for pensioners, President Ali announces WITH Guyana poised for significant growth in various industries, there is a growing need

–calls for a new era in government, labour movement, and private sector relations GIVEN the security a united labour movement provides, President, Dr. Irfaan Ali has highlighted the need

THE Guyana pavilion at the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) 2023 was officially opened, on Monday morning, with a symbolic ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event from May 1 to May 4,

A TOTAL of 46 parties, voluntary groups and individuals have been approved by the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) to contest the June 12 Local Government Elections (LGE). Based on

HOTEL and supermarket owner Ganesh Jaigobin of Henrietta, Region Two, was on Sunday elected President of the Essequibo Chambers of Commerce and Industry (ECCI). Jaigobin and the other members

–in under three years – Minister Hamilton THE government, through the Ministry of Labour, remains dedicated to Guyanese workers and has pledged to continue to enforce laws and regulations

THE Caribbean Community Secretariat has launched its “Food for Lunch” conversations that are aimed at highlighting the 25 by 2025 initiative through engagements with the wider community. The initiative

–also call on unions to address their differences and work together for the betterment of the workers CALLS for discussions to commence on a further increase of the national

SOME 32 ranks of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) have successfully completed an international training course in prosecution at School of the Nations. The graduates are the second batch

(Adrian Narine and Shaniece Bamfield photos)