Lewis’ characterizations misplaced!
GTUC General Secretary, Mr Lincoln Lewis in a letter appearing in the June 02, 2021 Stabroek News titled “GWI must provide reasons why they cannot afford…
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Mr Ramjattan’s statements makes him unfit as a national leader – GAWU says
The GAWU saw a Capitol News report in which AFC leader, Mr Khemraj Ramjattan described the support by the Government of Guyana to GuySuCo as “…pouring…
GAWU continues to pay close attention to sugar industry!
The GAWU saw the letter written by former President Donald Ramotar titled “Paradigm shifts needed in sugar industry to regain viability” which appeared in the February…
NIS injustices to contributors are heart rending
The GAWU was disheartened when it read Mr Rudolph Singh’s letter titled “Worked 35 years at Guysuco but got no NIS pension” which appeared in the…
Sugar industry has several avenues for success but initiatives must be thoroughly considered
The GAWU noted Mr Tony Vieira’s letter which appeared in the November 01, 2020, Stabroek News. Mr Vieira contended that the Guyanese sugar industry would be…
Sugar workers incomes fell by over 60 per cent after closure, Opposition spitefulness against workers must be ignored!
The GAWU saw President Irfaan Ali, in the September 23, Stabroek News, saying that the trail of destruction in the sugar industry left by the Coalition…
Mr Gaskin should be the last to talk about plan for sugar!
Our Union recognised the contentions of former Business Minister, Mr Dominic Gaskin regarding the re-opening of Skeldon, Rose Hall and Enmore estates which appeared in the…
GAWU will not oil companies to exploit Guyanese!
Several sections of the media reported on an engagement between Minister of Labour, Joseph Hamilton and representatives of Exxon-Mobil. From those media reports we learnt that…
Unions want to be equal partners in sugar!
The GAWU weighed whether it should offer a response to Mr Earl John’s letter titled “Unions must be required to be equal and productive partners if…
GuySuCo could have alleviated power woes!
A few days ago, Prime Minister Mark Phillips and Minister within the Ministry of Public Works Deodat Indar lamented the lack of sufficient generating capacity to…