St. George's, Grenada; Thursday 12th January, 2012_Prime Minister Tillman Thomas today headed a three member Ministerial team in meetings with representatives of the Grenada Breweries Limited and the Technical and Allied Workers Union.
The two separate meetings are designed to bridge the gap between the two parties in the ongoing industrial impasse at the Grenada Breweries.
This morning GBL representatives, including Chairman Andrew Sabga, Dr. Partrick Antoine, Ron Antoine – General Manager of the Grenada Breweries and lawyer Deighton Mitchell, met with the Prime Minister, Minster for Finance Nazim Burke and Minister of State with responsibility for Information and Mobilisation, Senator Glen Noel.
“The meeting was substantive, cordial and respectful. The Breweries delegation thanked the Prime Minister for his invitation and welcomed his involvement in the process,” said Sen. Noel.
This afternoon the Prime Minister and his team met with TAWU representatives, including President General Senator Chester Humphrey, Bert Patterson, Andre Lewis, Trevor Xavier and shop stewards of the union at the breweries.
The Prime Minister welcomed the TAWU delegation and outlined his administration’s position on the impasse.
yes observer,i am quite sure the pastor can handle himself,but i just had to point out the egoistic bold-faced liar that you are.don't preach to me about information online.if that is the case then you shouldn't be asking gc visitors to listen to your big mouth.
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By: stallion 1/30/2012 10:35:34 AM
Stallion, Observer appeals one more time to you: please refrain from all these nonesense. Self proclaimed pastor and minister of labor for the NNP has a right to defend himself. Observer is a critical thinker and challenges you to recheck your information to ensure the facts are correct. To rely on online information to draw conclusion can be the demise of the facts. Not all information posted online is correct. Observer beckons you to allow Garraway to defend himself. You're not a defense attorney. Please leave that alone and focus on yourself and the issues at hand. Some of you-Grenadians are too involved in matters that have nothing to do with you all. Leave this up to Garraway and The Observer. We'll iron out our differences.
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By: The Observer 1/30/2012 5:01:24 AM
there you go again observer,straying from the facts. i clearly rebuffed your argument that pastor garraway was a liar when he said he was in the ministry of labor.instead of aplogizing to the pastor you off on a while goose chase to nowhere.anyways,since you not going to apologize,i will assume you learn your lesson,research before you criticize.
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By: stallion 1/28/2012 2:38:47 PM
Stallion, are you trying to bring up the Pastor Winston Garraway's issue to steer GC audience atention away from you self imposed ignorance and inability to answer my question regarding the release and employment of members Gang 17? I hope there are people out there in GC land who clearly understanding where I'm coming from with the argument. Once again, any prudent, wise thinking and conscentious person out there with a brain to think and knowledge of what wnet on should by no doubt be able to draw association, co-relation and conclusion whuch would undoubtedly point to the NDC administration involvement in the release oand employment of Gang 17. Please move away from that village mentality for a brief moment prior to responding, Stallion.
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By: The Observer 1/27/2012 7:42:54 PM
and observer,i hope you apologize to pastor garraway for calling him a liar,when he claim he was labor officer.as i said,i read he was labor relations officer and chief public relations officer.i await your response.the link to the article i read can be provided to you if you desire.
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