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T&TEC: Protected customer list exists
Posted: Thursday, June 18, 2026
T&TEC: Protected customer list exists
...says between 2015 and 2025 list expanded significantly
ASP defends airport arrest: That's how we operate
Kaia appears in court
Granted $700,000 bail hours after return to T&T...
Venezuela gas: The pipelines will flow to Trinidad; the cash will not
Before we celebrate a gas revival, T&T must ask who owns the gas, who sells the LNG, who captures the upside—and what remains for the country.
Dr Harris: Most grassroots workers now are non-unionised—where is their voice?
In 1937 Trinidad and Tobago, life was not easy. Worker abuse, underpayment of workers, and overt racism were not uncommon. The economy was in decline, affected by the great depression globally. Living standards of the working class fell considerably.
Conditions were ripe for social unrest—and importantly, for change. There had been ongoing tensions between workers and employers in many sectors of society between 1934 and 1937.
NATUC Called For Progress On Outstanding Collective Bargaining Negotiations
Fair and Fearless
Where is $900m in backpay?
TTUTA warns of possible industrial action, 'hold' on graduation ceremonies
TTUTA Withdraws Services Outside Job Descriptions Amid Concerns Over Non-payment Of Back Pay
The Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers' Association has officially withdrawn all services outside their strict job descriptions, amid concerns over the non-payment of back pay.
PNM 'can't take the heat'
PM: Last govt placed burden on former Petrotrin workers...
NPTA Concerned Over Teachers Work To Rule Decision On Students And School Operations
A celebration of music and community at Labour & Steel 7
In the bustling town and urban community of San Juan, 11A Santa Cruz Old Road will come alive today from 6 pm, when the gates of Pamberi Steel Orchestra's (Pamberi) panyard open for the seventh staging of Labour & Steel.
The carefully curated event pays tribute to individuals whose contributions have not only meaningfully impacted the steelband movement and cultural landscape, but also communities across various sectors of society.
Ameen: Turn sargassum from nuisance into wealth
Cops warn of US currency scam, rise in murders and vehicle thefts
In addition to Facebook Marketplace robberies and fraudulent “rent-to-own” scams, police are also warning the public to be wary of an emerging trend where criminals are tricking people into buying counterfeit US currency.
The warning was issued by head of the North-Central Division, Snr Supt Vernly Gift, during a police town hall meeting at the Exodus Panyard, on the Eastern Main Road, St Augustine, on Wednesday night.
Police officer awaiting extradition to US dies in prison
A former police officer awaiting extradition to the United States on cocaine trafficking and firearms charges has died while in custody at the Eastern Correctional Rehabilitation Centre (ECRC).
Man shot dead entering taxi on Charlotte Street
A 51-year-old man was shot dead while entering a taxi at the San Juan taxi stand on Charlotte Street yesterday afternoon.
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