Since the inception of the Covid 19 pandemic in Guyana the GPSU has been taking this matter very seriously
The Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) and the Ministry of Public met on November 4th 2020 after repeated requests from the Union to discuss wages, salaries, allowances and other matters pertaining to the condition of service of Public Servants...read more
Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen of the print and electronic media. Welcome once more to another press conference at the secretariat of the Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) to bring you up to date with ongoing crucial matters affecting members.
PRESIDENT of the Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU), Patrick Yarde, has suggested that workers in the public service should benefit from ‘living’ wages, which are commensurate with their workload.
The Women and Gender Equality Commission has voiced its solidarity with nurses at the Linden Hospital Complex in their ongoing dispute with the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), calling for his replacement as it urged both the Ministry of Labour and the Ministry of Health to take appropriate action.