UTECH  workers hoping to see retroactive payments today, after reported glitch caused delay

Several workers at the University of Technology (UTECH) have expressed disappointment, following another delay in the payment of retroactive salaries owed to them. 

They were slated to receive payments yesterday, but it is reported that a system glitch prevented the salaries from being distributed. 

The long-awaited payments would represent the first major result, following protracted discussions over the government’s compensation review process. 

Speaking with Irie FM  news last night, president of Utech’s Academic Staff Union, Dr. Clavery Allen said the payroll department will be working overnight to ensure that the salaries are ready early today. 

Meanwhile, president of Utech’s Administrative Staff Association, (UTASA) Jeanette Grayson said if the salaries are not distributed early, she will seek a meeting with management for answers. 

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Veteran politicians Mike Henry and Karl Samuda will not contest next general election

Several workers at the University of Technology (UTECH) have expressed disappointment, following another delay in the payment of retroactive salaries owed to them. 

They were slated to receive payments yesterday, but it is reported that a system glitch prevented the salaries from being distributed. 

The long-awaited payments would represent the first major result, following protracted discussions over the government’s compensation review process. 

Speaking with Irie FM  news last night, president of Utech’s Academic Staff Union, Dr. Clavery Allen said the payroll department will be working overnight to ensure that the salaries are ready early today. 

Meanwhile, president of Utech’s Administrative Staff Association, (UTASA) Jeanette Grayson said if the salaries are not distributed early, she will seek a meeting with management for answers. 

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Operations at 3 Corporate area locations, including a high school, disrupted by bomb threats today

Several workers at the University of Technology (UTECH) have expressed disappointment, following another delay in the payment of retroactive salaries owed to them. 

They were slated to receive payments yesterday, but it is reported that a system glitch prevented the salaries from being distributed. 

The long-awaited payments would represent the first major result, following protracted discussions over the government’s compensation review process. 

Speaking with Irie FM  news last night, president of Utech’s Academic Staff Union, Dr. Clavery Allen said the payroll department will be working overnight to ensure that the salaries are ready early today. 

Meanwhile, president of Utech’s Administrative Staff Association, (UTASA) Jeanette Grayson said if the salaries are not distributed early, she will seek a meeting with management for answers. 

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Mixed reactions to Govt Aspire framework aimed at transitioning Jamaica towards inclusive economic growth

Several workers at the University of Technology (UTECH) have expressed disappointment, following another delay in the payment of retroactive salaries owed to them. 

They were slated to receive payments yesterday, but it is reported that a system glitch prevented the salaries from being distributed. 

The long-awaited payments would represent the first major result, following protracted discussions over the government’s compensation review process. 

Speaking with Irie FM  news last night, president of Utech’s Academic Staff Union, Dr. Clavery Allen said the payroll department will be working overnight to ensure that the salaries are ready early today. 

Meanwhile, president of Utech’s Administrative Staff Association, (UTASA) Jeanette Grayson said if the salaries are not distributed early, she will seek a meeting with management for answers. 

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Employees of Excellence Oyster Bay Hotel to get a 10% salary increase and improved working conditions

Several workers at the University of Technology (UTECH) have expressed disappointment, following another delay in the payment of retroactive salaries owed to them. 

They were slated to receive payments yesterday, but it is reported that a system glitch prevented the salaries from being distributed. 

The long-awaited payments would represent the first major result, following protracted discussions over the government’s compensation review process. 

Speaking with Irie FM  news last night, president of Utech’s Academic Staff Union, Dr. Clavery Allen said the payroll department will be working overnight to ensure that the salaries are ready early today. 

Meanwhile, president of Utech’s Administrative Staff Association, (UTASA) Jeanette Grayson said if the salaries are not distributed early, she will seek a meeting with management for answers. 

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Opposition Leader says ongoing unrest in the tourism sector is a direct result of poor governance

Several workers at the University of Technology (UTECH) have expressed disappointment, following another delay in the payment of retroactive salaries owed to them. 

They were slated to receive payments yesterday, but it is reported that a system glitch prevented the salaries from being distributed. 

The long-awaited payments would represent the first major result, following protracted discussions over the government’s compensation review process. 

Speaking with Irie FM  news last night, president of Utech’s Academic Staff Union, Dr. Clavery Allen said the payroll department will be working overnight to ensure that the salaries are ready early today. 

Meanwhile, president of Utech’s Administrative Staff Association, (UTASA) Jeanette Grayson said if the salaries are not distributed early, she will seek a meeting with management for answers. 

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Fire brigade says fire at Pearnel Charles arcade which reignited has been extinguished

Several workers at the University of Technology (UTECH) have expressed disappointment, following another delay in the payment of retroactive salaries owed to them. 

They were slated to receive payments yesterday, but it is reported that a system glitch prevented the salaries from being distributed. 

The long-awaited payments would represent the first major result, following protracted discussions over the government’s compensation review process. 

Speaking with Irie FM  news last night, president of Utech’s Academic Staff Union, Dr. Clavery Allen said the payroll department will be working overnight to ensure that the salaries are ready early today. 

Meanwhile, president of Utech’s Administrative Staff Association, (UTASA) Jeanette Grayson said if the salaries are not distributed early, she will seek a meeting with management for answers. 

Man freed after spending six years in custody files lawsuit against cop and Attorney General

Several workers at the University of Technology (UTECH) have expressed disappointment, following another delay in the payment of retroactive salaries owed to them. 

They were slated to receive payments yesterday, but it is reported that a system glitch prevented the salaries from being distributed. 

The long-awaited payments would represent the first major result, following protracted discussions over the government’s compensation review process. 

Speaking with Irie FM  news last night, president of Utech’s Academic Staff Union, Dr. Clavery Allen said the payroll department will be working overnight to ensure that the salaries are ready early today. 

Meanwhile, president of Utech’s Administrative Staff Association, (UTASA) Jeanette Grayson said if the salaries are not distributed early, she will seek a meeting with management for answers. 

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Vendors appeal for assistance following fire at a section of Pearnel Charles arcade this morning; Mayor to meet with them

Several workers at the University of Technology (UTECH) have expressed disappointment, following another delay in the payment of retroactive salaries owed to them. 

They were slated to receive payments yesterday, but it is reported that a system glitch prevented the salaries from being distributed. 

The long-awaited payments would represent the first major result, following protracted discussions over the government’s compensation review process. 

Speaking with Irie FM  news last night, president of Utech’s Academic Staff Union, Dr. Clavery Allen said the payroll department will be working overnight to ensure that the salaries are ready early today. 

Meanwhile, president of Utech’s Administrative Staff Association, (UTASA) Jeanette Grayson said if the salaries are not distributed early, she will seek a meeting with management for answers. 

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DEVELOPING: Fire reported at Pearnel Charles Arcade in Kingston

Several workers at the University of Technology (UTECH) have expressed disappointment, following another delay in the payment of retroactive salaries owed to them. 

They were slated to receive payments yesterday, but it is reported that a system glitch prevented the salaries from being distributed. 

The long-awaited payments would represent the first major result, following protracted discussions over the government’s compensation review process. 

Speaking with Irie FM  news last night, president of Utech’s Academic Staff Union, Dr. Clavery Allen said the payroll department will be working overnight to ensure that the salaries are ready early today. 

Meanwhile, president of Utech’s Administrative Staff Association, (UTASA) Jeanette Grayson said if the salaries are not distributed early, she will seek a meeting with management for answers. 

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