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Police officers have already called in 'sick' today at police stations in Port of Spain. Early reports say there is absenteeism at City Hall and other stations in and around…

Four children are among the 11 Trinidadians trying to escape the escalating violence in war-torn Libya. The locals, all employed within the energy industry, are in the midst of the…

There has been heavy rainfall over the last few days but Wasa workers are warning that taps could soon be dry if management doesn't sit at the collective agreement bargaining…

Drivers are playing it safe today as there are mixed reports on whether a ban on the use of cell phones while driving kicks in today or tomorrow. News reports…

Trinidad – The Employers Consultative Association is today condemning the sick-out action by police officers. The officers are back on the job today after some called in sick in divisions across the country forcing soldiers…

Another "sick-out" day by police officers as they reject Government's offer of a five percent salary increase. A number of officers from the Guard and Emergency Branch have again stayed…

Port of Spain: There is word this morning that police officers are planning to stay away from work over the next two days. While the law forbids them to strike,…

Port of Spain: Describing him a national icon Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar laments the passing of Keith Smith as the lost of a great "son of the soil". She…

Port of Spain: Workers at the Board of Inland Revenue have walked off the job at the request of their union saying the building was unsafe. President of the Public…

Port of Spain: Media icon Keith Smith may best be remembered for his "Editor-at-Large" columns that were published daily in the Trinidad Express newspaper. Today, just hours after his death,…