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Economists and business leaders are calling for long-term reforms to T&T’s wage negotiation system after the government confirmed that outstanding settlements for thousands of public sector workers will be addressed in fiscal 2027.
The issue emerged during a CNC3 panel discussion following Monday’s Mid-Year Review, in which Minister of Finance Davendranath Tancoo told nurses, teachers and other public sector workers awaiting settlements that “relief is coming” and that the relevant appropriations would be made in the next financial year.
More than 60,000 unionised workers have been awaiting the resolution of salary negotiations, some stretching back years.
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