Normal operations resume at UWI Open Campuses

Normal operations have resumed at Open Campuses at the University of the West Indies, after upset workers received their June salary, yesterday evening.

 

The staff stayed off the job on Monday and yesterday, upset about the delay in payment, as well as the lack of information from management.

 

They are represented by the West Indies Group of University Teachers, WIGUT.

 

President Professor Paul Brown noted that there is concern about a possible repeat of the late payment of July’s salary and expressed hope that this will not be the case.

 

NEPA takes action against entity responsible for latest effluent spill in the Rio Cobre

Normal operations have resumed at Open Campuses at the University of the West Indies, after upset workers received their June salary, yesterday evening.

 

The staff stayed off the job on Monday and yesterday, upset about the delay in payment, as well as the lack of information from management.

 

They are represented by the West Indies Group of University Teachers, WIGUT.

 

President Professor Paul Brown noted that there is concern about a possible repeat of the late payment of July’s salary and expressed hope that this will not be the case.

 

Police seize $200M worth of counterfeit goods

Normal operations have resumed at Open Campuses at the University of the West Indies, after upset workers received their June salary, yesterday evening.

 

The staff stayed off the job on Monday and yesterday, upset about the delay in payment, as well as the lack of information from management.

 

They are represented by the West Indies Group of University Teachers, WIGUT.

 

President Professor Paul Brown noted that there is concern about a possible repeat of the late payment of July’s salary and expressed hope that this will not be the case.

 

Second Supplementary Estimates tabled in the Lower House

Normal operations have resumed at Open Campuses at the University of the West Indies, after upset workers received their June salary, yesterday evening.

 

The staff stayed off the job on Monday and yesterday, upset about the delay in payment, as well as the lack of information from management.

 

They are represented by the West Indies Group of University Teachers, WIGUT.

 

President Professor Paul Brown noted that there is concern about a possible repeat of the late payment of July’s salary and expressed hope that this will not be the case.

 

NCBFG Limited’s CEO and his Deputy sent on leave

Normal operations have resumed at Open Campuses at the University of the West Indies, after upset workers received their June salary, yesterday evening.

 

The staff stayed off the job on Monday and yesterday, upset about the delay in payment, as well as the lack of information from management.

 

They are represented by the West Indies Group of University Teachers, WIGUT.

 

President Professor Paul Brown noted that there is concern about a possible repeat of the late payment of July’s salary and expressed hope that this will not be the case.

 

Montague again criticizes IC for its handling of FLA gun licenses issuance probe

Normal operations have resumed at Open Campuses at the University of the West Indies, after upset workers received their June salary, yesterday evening.

 

The staff stayed off the job on Monday and yesterday, upset about the delay in payment, as well as the lack of information from management.

 

They are represented by the West Indies Group of University Teachers, WIGUT.

 

President Professor Paul Brown noted that there is concern about a possible repeat of the late payment of July’s salary and expressed hope that this will not be the case.

 

Major police operation launched in St. Johns Road communities in St. Catherine

Normal operations have resumed at Open Campuses at the University of the West Indies, after upset workers received their June salary, yesterday evening.

 

The staff stayed off the job on Monday and yesterday, upset about the delay in payment, as well as the lack of information from management.

 

They are represented by the West Indies Group of University Teachers, WIGUT.

 

President Professor Paul Brown noted that there is concern about a possible repeat of the late payment of July’s salary and expressed hope that this will not be the case.

 

Police probing murder of man and wounding of 2 others in Papine

Normal operations have resumed at Open Campuses at the University of the West Indies, after upset workers received their June salary, yesterday evening.

 

The staff stayed off the job on Monday and yesterday, upset about the delay in payment, as well as the lack of information from management.

 

They are represented by the West Indies Group of University Teachers, WIGUT.

 

President Professor Paul Brown noted that there is concern about a possible repeat of the late payment of July’s salary and expressed hope that this will not be the case.

 

PM urges St. Elizabeth residents to help police locate 8 prisoners who escaped

Normal operations have resumed at Open Campuses at the University of the West Indies, after upset workers received their June salary, yesterday evening.

 

The staff stayed off the job on Monday and yesterday, upset about the delay in payment, as well as the lack of information from management.

 

They are represented by the West Indies Group of University Teachers, WIGUT.

 

President Professor Paul Brown noted that there is concern about a possible repeat of the late payment of July’s salary and expressed hope that this will not be the case.

 

St. Ann Councillors concerned about absence of JPS reps from council meetings

Normal operations have resumed at Open Campuses at the University of the West Indies, after upset workers received their June salary, yesterday evening.

 

The staff stayed off the job on Monday and yesterday, upset about the delay in payment, as well as the lack of information from management.

 

They are represented by the West Indies Group of University Teachers, WIGUT.

 

President Professor Paul Brown noted that there is concern about a possible repeat of the late payment of July’s salary and expressed hope that this will not be the case.