Labour Minister to appoint COI to probe BOSAI fatal accident
Labour Minister Joseph Hamilton has announced that he will be appointing a Commission of Inquiry (COI) to investigate the recent fatal accident involving BOSAI...
76 on-the-spot hires at GYSBI/Muneshwers Job Fair
Some 76 persons were hired on-the-spot at the recently concluded job fair, held at the Everest Cricket Club by Guyana Shore Base Inc. (GYSBI)...
Labour Minister attributes high unemployment figure to citizens only pursuing “dream jobs jobs”
While the latest report of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) puts Guyana’s overall unemployment rate for 2023 at 12.5 percent, Labour Minister, Joseph Hamilton...
“You have to be the change you want to see” – Commissioner Hicken tells...
Thirty young men from Leopold Street, Georgetown will embark on a development training programme which will equip them with skills to enter the workforce....
Police Officers in Region Seven without allowances for six months
Police Officers stationed in the Region Seven District have been without their allowances or even an explanation for this state of affairs for almost...
Diverse BIT cohort achieves educational milestone
The latest Board of Industrial Training (BIT) cohort saw numerous individuals from diverse backgrounds reaching a new educational milestone.
On Monday, 40 graduates from Region...
“I will not stifle my conscience and say things have not improved”- Bishops Headmistress
Commenting on the nationwide teachers strike initiated by the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU), Headmistress of Bishops’ High School, Shandrina Welcome-Lee said, “I cannot sit...
Guyana losing 89% of educated workforce-Report
Despite Guyana’s unprecedented growth over the years due to its lucrative oil finds, the country is grappling with an 89% emigration rate among its...
Over 50k workers needed to support key sectors, can we keep up?
By Kiana Wilburg
Guyanese legislators, and even grassroot folks have accepted that the current pace of our oil-driven growth has placed significant strain on our...
Over 100 Guyanese employed under Linden-Mabura Hill Road project
More than 100 Guyanese have found employment through the US $190 million Linden to Mabura Hill Road construction project currently underway by a Brazilian...
