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kstt wrote:U will be surprised how many friends, relatives, neighbours, acquaintances and strangers interested in if you get severance.
First question is how u handling being laid off
Second question is if you getting severance.
The_Honourable wrote:kstt wrote:MAYBE the closing down of a 1% owned bank at a mall nearby to Petrotrin might be 1% insider information about the shutting down of Petrotrin before the public and workers knew about it??????
If it's RBC you talking about, they reopened in Marabella proper.
Ben_spanna wrote:I wonder what will happen when they unvocer the Fraud in the licensing office too... what they gonna do then? shut down our Ministry of Transport and make every fvking body walk?
Funny enough UNC had a plan for licensing office. The whole MVA (Motor Vehicle Authority) that they were pushing back when they were in power had a lot of great ideas. Everything was to be computer based and cashless and every transaction automatically recorded. So that means any bobol would be easily traceable. Also, all vehicles would have to be registered in the system when coming on port and only registered vehicles could be licensed. That was just the tip of the iceberg. I'm sure trinis would always find a way around the system but the idea was to make the system more robust and easier to manage so that corruption would be more difficult to get involved in and easier to detect and respond to.ek4ever wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:I wonder what will happen when they unvocer the Fraud in the licensing office too... what they gonna do then? shut down our Ministry of Transport and make every fvking body walk?
What yuh mean "when they uncover". Nothing to uncover....fraud out there in the open. The only way to fix licensing office is to privatize it.
Btw, maybe we could change the title to "Petrotrin shut down"
Slartibartfast wrote:Funny enough UNC had a plan for licensing office. The whole MVA (Motor Vehicle Authority) that they were pushing back when they were in power had a lot of great ideas. Everything was to be computer based and cashless and every transaction automatically recorded. So that means any bobol would be easily traceable. Also, all vehicles would have to be registered in the system when coming on port and only registered vehicles could be licensed. That was just the tip of the iceberg. I'm sure trinis would always find a way around the system but the idea was to make the system more robust and easier to manage so that corruption would be more difficult to get involved in and easier to detect and respond to.ek4ever wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:I wonder what will happen when they unvocer the Fraud in the licensing office too... what they gonna do then? shut down our Ministry of Transport and make every fvking body walk?
What yuh mean "when they uncover". Nothing to uncover....fraud out there in the open. The only way to fix licensing office is to privatize it.
Btw, maybe we could change the title to "Petrotrin shut down"
This was one of the ideas that UNC had that I fully supported. I won't comment on the implementation of it because that left a lot to be desired. Sadly it was scrapped by PNM as soon as they came in power.
Staffing was also part of the plan. Everybody would be new specially trained recruits that are trained to work on the new system and have no familiarity or habits from the old system. It was a pretty well thought out and thorough overhaul.ek4ever wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Funny enough UNC had a plan for licensing office. The whole MVA (Motor Vehicle Authority) that they were pushing back when they were in power had a lot of great ideas. Everything was to be computer based and cashless and every transaction automatically recorded. So that means any bobol would be easily traceable. Also, all vehicles would have to be registered in the system when coming on port and only registered vehicles could be licensed. That was just the tip of the iceberg. I'm sure trinis would always find a way around the system but the idea was to make the system more robust and easier to manage so that corruption would be more difficult to get involved in and easier to detect and respond to.ek4ever wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:I wonder what will happen when they unvocer the Fraud in the licensing office too... what they gonna do then? shut down our Ministry of Transport and make every fvking body walk?
What yuh mean "when they uncover". Nothing to uncover....fraud out there in the open. The only way to fix licensing office is to privatize it.
Btw, maybe we could change the title to "Petrotrin shut down"
This was one of the ideas that UNC had that I fully supported. I won't comment on the implementation of it because that left a lot to be desired. Sadly it was scrapped by PNM as soon as they came in power.
This would work once they get rid of all the Public Service employees there. Would be better to privatize so that staff can be subjected to random polygraph testing. Only way to ensure integrity in a public service.
Redman wrote:What is happening to the oil that is produced locally??
I was also told by some one at Heritage that there is plenty sabotage happening in the fields.
Any one verify?
neilsingh100 wrote:Hope former Petrotrin employees invest their termination benefits wisely. Seeing plenty ads in the newspaper and FB targeting them in what could best be described as questionable investments. One of the most common one is making money by FX trading.
ek4ever wrote:Redman wrote:What is happening to the oil that is produced locally??
I was also told by some one at Heritage that there is plenty sabotage happening in the fields.
Any one verify?
Oil being exported....last month the first shipment left, about 500K barrels IIRC
Numb3r4 wrote:The PNM is not to blame here, remember that.
It was Espinet and Espinet alone who did this.
Great is the PNM and it shall prevail.
kstt wrote:Was November 30th chosen because of its proximity to Christmas so that everyone else would be busy with preparations for Christmas and not be bothered. We know how this government plans their every move and always has distractions.
toyota2nr wrote:If you voted PNM...take yuh pressure and be quiet
Redman wrote:What is happening to the oil that is produced locally??
I was also told by some one at Heritage that there is plenty sabotage happening in the fields.
Any one verify?
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