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sinister_14 wrote:25 employees from TCL got retrenchment letters today....more to go soon...its a purge...all bad eggs must go...
TurboSingh12 wrote:So when the refinery really closing cuz i see all my family them working as normal?
gastly369 wrote:And then poof!car wrote:lalloboy101 wrote:question for the guys working PAP, would the end of the month be it for the guys there or would they continue with a core staff and decrease as operations cease?
Decrease operations gradually till December.
randolphinshan wrote:gastly369 wrote:And then poof!car wrote:lalloboy101 wrote:question for the guys working PAP, would the end of the month be it for the guys there or would they continue with a core staff and decrease as operations cease?
Decrease operations gradually till December.
Thankfully yes. Took too long, this company was killing our economy.
Lots people life goals is to prob sell water by traffic lights whole day in the sun or rain and run across the highway to wash windshields...why are we to judgealfa wrote:randolphinshan wrote:gastly369 wrote:And then poof!car wrote:lalloboy101 wrote:question for the guys working PAP, would the end of the month be it for the guys there or would they continue with a core staff and decrease as operations cease?
Decrease operations gradually till December.
Thankfully yes. Took too long, this company was killing our economy.
When new had price comes I hope people say the same thing. Rowley says refer to the board for all details and when espinet was asked about new had prices he says that's a government decision as he had nothing to do with it. So wait for it. Red and ready go have to take it hard and steady
gastly369 wrote:Lots people life goals is to prob sell water by traffic lights whole day in the sun or rain and run across the highway to wash windshields...why are we to judgealfa wrote:randolphinshan wrote:gastly369 wrote:And then poof!car wrote:lalloboy101 wrote:question for the guys working PAP, would the end of the month be it for the guys there or would they continue with a core staff and decrease as operations cease?
Decrease operations gradually till December.
Thankfully yes. Took too long, this company was killing our economy.
When new had price comes I hope people say the same thing. Rowley says refer to the board for all details and when espinet was asked about new had prices he says that's a government decision as he had nothing to do with it. So wait for it. Red and ready go have to take it hard and steady
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:TurboSingh12 wrote:So when the refinery really closing cuz i see all my family them working as normal?
You sure dem is yuh family?
TurboSingh12 wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:TurboSingh12 wrote:So when the refinery really closing cuz i see all my family them working as normal?
You sure dem is yuh family?
Thats why i ask because is only lies does come out their mouth!
You giving us the forex to constantly buy the finished product?vaiostation wrote:^^^well, they already purchase oil from foreign countries to run the refinery using foreign exchange, so not sure how much might change, since they won't be purchasing the raw crude anymore, but the finished product.
Tears at Petrotrin forum
Uncertain future for many
Yvonne Webb
TEARS were shed at a public forum on Petrotrin held at City Hall in San Fernando yesterday as workers of the state oil company spoke of the worry they feel as they face an uncertain future when they are laid off.
Penny George, the unemployed wife of temporary Trinmar employee Daniel George, held her third child Micah in her arms as she pleaded with panellists at the forum to help her understand this “irrational decision” by government to downsize Petrotrin by closing down its refinery.
Through her tears, George spoke about her two daughters, aged four and six, who suffer with seizures. She wondered if there would be enough councillors to deal with the trauma her family will face when her husband loses his job when the refinery closes.
Some 2,600 permanent workers and a similar number of temporary/casual workers stand to be unemployed. George later told Newsday he was employed with Trinmar for just under five years. He said although Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has promised no worker will leave empty handed, the reality is that this does not apply to temporary/casual workers.
Crystal Bernard another participant at the Lloyd Best Institute public forum on Petrotrin said she wanted to clear up misconceptions perpetuated by Energy Minister Franklin Khan that temporary workers are earning salaries in excess of $20,000 a month.
Bernard, a mother of four of Buenos Ayres, read out her payslip during the forum which showed a net income of $1,845.45 a week, after tax deductions, NIS, Health Surcharge and union dues, $1,000 for her car loan plus a mortgage payment of $825, to a credit union.
She said from that sum, she still has to pay her utility bills, buy groceries as well as purchase the occasional birthday gift for her four children. Her husband is presently unemployed. Bernard said the effect of Khan putting into the public domain a claim that she and other Petrotrin temporary workers are earning $20,000 a month was to, “have people hate me and be jealous of me.”
“My question to everyone including the Cabinet and the Prime Minister is this: did you consider me, did you consider my children or is it that we are just numbers. My children are not numbers,” Bernard said as she identified each by name.
Among those on the forum panel was former head of the Economic Advisory Board Terrence Farrell who denied a claim made by a Petrotrin worker that he was of the people who the Cabinet and prime minister consulted on the issue of downsizing Petrotrin.
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