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Petrotrin's $22m a month overtime bill
Posted: Thursday, June 28, 2018
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Free HIV testing, treatment for all
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$22m a month overtime bill
A $12 billion in debt, much of which is due in one year’s time, total employee costs amounting to 50 per cent of operating costs and an overtime bill of $22 million a month are some of the issues the board of State-owned energy company Petrotrin must deal with.
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Claims of extortion for inspection stickers:
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Dillon sold NYC apt ‘voluntarily’
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Piarco fraud accused moves to join Marcia’s lawsuit
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Senior cop queries inaction of Piarco police
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Cops kill shooting suspect
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Bandits hit south Massy Supercentre
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