Thread for the educated only (Human Resources)

[bluefete]

The gov't can't really intimidate them. A contract is a binding document.

If the employee fractures a bit of the contract, the gov't can take action.

So why not the reverse?

Contract employees have a right to be paid on time like everyone else.

The major problem we have in T&T is that employees do not know their rights!!!!

[bluefete]

Well it's about time that Trinbagonians start standing up for their rights.

[Damien]

They doing this all over now they looking far any little reason to fire people that they really dont need, ten permanent workers were fired recently in the company that i work for and were given 1.5 months salary where d rights

[bluefete]

Rights = What the contract says. get it in writing.

[ziig]

in my experience a contract is only as good as the paper it is written on...and always ...always there is fine print that puts the contract writer in better position than the contracted...