Trade unionists renew calls for higher wages as Guyana progresses

–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 minimum wage to a “livable wage,” the need for the revamping of the local labour laws, and the need for mending divisions in the local labour … Trade unionists renew calls for higher wages as Guyana progresses Read More »

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