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_live-in-school-security-guards.jpg "A group of security officers employed by Sure Security Services Limited is calling on the government to release monies owed to the company so that they will receive outstanding salaries.<br/><br/>The workers tell our Reporter Cindy Raghubar-Teekerisngh, they have not been paid for the last eight months and it has reached a point they are unable to travel to work or even buy food to eat.<br/><br/>What’s worse, they claim their employer pays well below the minimum wage and recently, put some of them on shifts of 24hours a day, seven days a week for months at a time.")
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_ebc-wants-5-constituencies-to-be-renamed.jpg "The Elections and Boundaries Commission is recommending the renaming of five constituencies in Trinidad in its 2024 Report.<br/><br/>The EBC is also recommending alternations to the boundaries of 16 boundaries in Trinidad.<br/><br/>And while the report has to be approved by Parliament, the EBC has made its recommendations ahead of the General Election due next year.<br/><br/>Juhel Browne reports.")
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_tennis-latest-novak-djokovic-looking-over-shoulder-in-world-rankings-after-a-poor-start-to-2024.jpg "A look into the world of tennis with Jannik Sinner making his move as Novak Djokovic’s form has wilted as of late. What’s next for the world number one and a look at Rafael Nadal as the clay season approaches, can the ‘king of clay’ have one last hoorah?")
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_paho-to-assist-probe-into-neonatal-deaths.jpg "The Health Minister told the House of Representatives on Friday that the Office of the Chief Medical Officer is leading an investigation by the Health Ministry into the deaths of seven babies at the neonatal unit at the Port of Spain General Hospital.<br/><br/>Minister Terrence Deyalsingh also announced that assistance is being sought from the Pan American Health Organisation.<br/><br/>The Minister delivered a statement on the tragedy following a heated exchange in the Lower House after his initial response to an Urgent Question on the matter.<br/><br/>Juhel Browne reports.")
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_health-watch.jpg "For our Health Watch segment, we hear from Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh and the Director of the Ministry's Non-Communicable Diseases Unit, Dr. Maria Clapperton about the 2024 Steps Survey programme. They were guests on TV6's Morning Edition.<br/><br/><br/>Dominic Ramroop reports.")
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_suspect-charged-in-amarah39s-death.jpg "A 39-year-old man was charged on Friday with killingfour-year-old Amarah Lalitte.<br/><br/><br/>TV6 News was told that investigators went to the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Roger Gaspard SC, and received instructions to charge the suspect.<br/><br/><br/>Alexander Bruzual has been following the story.")
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_carers-strike-and-protest-in-george-square.jpg "STRIKING CARE WORKERS RALLY FOR FAIR PAY<br/><br/>Union warns councils not to scapegoat women workers for looming financial calamity<br/>Councils must not scapegoat women workers for multi-million pound equal pay claims threatening to bankrupt them, according to GMB Scotland secretary Louise Gilmour.<br/>She warned women fighting for fair pay must not be blamed for the financial calamity threatening to<br/>engulf some local authorities.<br/>Gilmour spoke out as home care workers striking across three council areas gathered in Glasgow to demand their pay reflects their roles and responsibilities.<br/>The union warns most councils are still failing to engage with the claims for equal pay while unfairly suggesting the money should be spent on threatened services.<br/>Gilmour said: “We know local authorities are struggling to make ends meet and we know why.<br/>“But to suggest women workers are somehow making things worse by asking for money they are owed and, in many cases, have been owed for years is as dishonest as it is disgraceful.<br/>“To blame equal pay claims instead of the systemic pay discrimination that has prevailed in our<br/>councils is scapegoating workers only asking for what they are owed.<br/>“It is an attempt to guilt women into believing they are being greedy and risking men’s jobs by simply asking for what they are due and have been due for years and years.<br/>“The cost of settling equal pay issues is looming over Scotland’s local councils but is not about<br/>women, it is about fairness and has been too long coming.”<br/>Strikes involving the union’s members working in home care across Falkirk, Renfrewshire and West Dunbartonshire Councils are underway this week.<br/>GMB Scotland, representing relatively low-paid women across the public sector, has warned claims<br/>totalling tens of millions of pounds will risk sinking local authorities without government<br/>intervention.<br/>Gilmour has written to first minister Humza Yousaf urging him to support the creation of a new specialist body to decide on pay discrimination claims across the country and enforce awards because local authorities are refusing to face reality.<br/>Gilmour said: “Scotland’s councils are approaching equal pay claims like the Titanic approaching the iceberg.<br/>“Councillors have their heads in the sand and executives have their fingers in their ears but these equal pay claims will come, will be won and will need to be settled.<br/>“It is understandable that our councils are refusing to acknowledge the reality because the reality is unthinkable and the scale of these claims unimaginable for local authorities already being forced to cut services.<br/>“Women who have been underpaid for far too long will still win these claims, however, and, unless that process is properly managed now, the impact on our councils and the communities they serve could be disastrous.”<br/>Care workers, mostly relatively low paid women, are striking in Falkirk, West Dunbartonshire and Renfrewshire council")
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_condolences-in-for-de-labastide.jpg "Former Chief Justice and President of the Caribbean Court of Justice is remembered by his staff at the Court as meticulous and with an unrivalled work ethic.<br/><br/><br/>Here's more on that story.")
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_red-force-vs-ccc-day-4.jpg "Well the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force were made to work hard for victory on the final day against the Combined Campuses and Colleges in their regional four day fixture at UWI Spec in St. Augustine.<br/><br/>The Red Force secured victory by 123 runs despite a fighting knock of 66 from Demario Richards after tea.")
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_ttuta-tobago-on-reopening-of-schools.jpg "TTUTA Tobago officer Bradon Roberts is concerned over a number of health issues inschools across the island. Roberts told TV6 News he intends to visit all schools in Tobago, this week. More in this Elizabeth Williams report.")
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_live-in-school-security-guards.webp "A group of security officers employed by Sure Security Services Limited is calling on the government to release monies owed to the company so that they will receive outstanding salaries.<br/><br/>The workers tell our Reporter Cindy Raghubar-Teekerisngh, they have not been paid for the last eight months and it has reached a point they are unable to travel to work or even buy food to eat.<br/><br/>What’s worse, they claim their employer pays well below the minimum wage and recently, put some of them on shifts of 24hours a day, seven days a week for months at a time.")
_ebc-wants-5-constituencies-to-be-renamed.webp "The Elections and Boundaries Commission is recommending the renaming of five constituencies in Trinidad in its 2024 Report.<br/><br/>The EBC is also recommending alternations to the boundaries of 16 boundaries in Trinidad.<br/><br/>And while the report has to be approved by Parliament, the EBC has made its recommendations ahead of the General Election due next year.<br/><br/>Juhel Browne reports.")
_forecasters-predict-39extremely-active39-hurricane-season-with-record-number-of-storms.webp "Colorado State University's top forecasters just made a bold prediction: an \")
_tennis-latest-novak-djokovic-looking-over-shoulder-in-world-rankings-after-a-poor-start-to-2024.webp "A look into the world of tennis with Jannik Sinner making his move as Novak Djokovic’s form has wilted as of late. What’s next for the world number one and a look at Rafael Nadal as the clay season approaches, can the ‘king of clay’ have one last hoorah?")
_paho-to-assist-probe-into-neonatal-deaths.webp "The Health Minister told the House of Representatives on Friday that the Office of the Chief Medical Officer is leading an investigation by the Health Ministry into the deaths of seven babies at the neonatal unit at the Port of Spain General Hospital.<br/><br/>Minister Terrence Deyalsingh also announced that assistance is being sought from the Pan American Health Organisation.<br/><br/>The Minister delivered a statement on the tragedy following a heated exchange in the Lower House after his initial response to an Urgent Question on the matter.<br/><br/>Juhel Browne reports.")
_health-watch.webp "For our Health Watch segment, we hear from Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh and the Director of the Ministry's Non-Communicable Diseases Unit, Dr. Maria Clapperton about the 2024 Steps Survey programme. They were guests on TV6's Morning Edition.<br/><br/><br/>Dominic Ramroop reports.")
_joy-vs-dave-1000th-ep-592-91.webp "Joy vs. Dave (1,000th ep), 5\ 91 from is 91 a square number")
_suspect-charged-in-amarah39s-death.webp "A 39-year-old man was charged on Friday with killingfour-year-old Amarah Lalitte.<br/><br/><br/>TV6 News was told that investigators went to the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Roger Gaspard SC, and received instructions to charge the suspect.<br/><br/><br/>Alexander Bruzual has been following the story.")
_carers-strike-and-protest-in-george-square.webp "STRIKING CARE WORKERS RALLY FOR FAIR PAY<br/><br/>Union warns councils not to scapegoat women workers for looming financial calamity<br/>Councils must not scapegoat women workers for multi-million pound equal pay claims threatening to bankrupt them, according to GMB Scotland secretary Louise Gilmour.<br/>She warned women fighting for fair pay must not be blamed for the financial calamity threatening to<br/>engulf some local authorities.<br/>Gilmour spoke out as home care workers striking across three council areas gathered in Glasgow to demand their pay reflects their roles and responsibilities.<br/>The union warns most councils are still failing to engage with the claims for equal pay while unfairly suggesting the money should be spent on threatened services.<br/>Gilmour said: “We know local authorities are struggling to make ends meet and we know why.<br/>“But to suggest women workers are somehow making things worse by asking for money they are owed and, in many cases, have been owed for years is as dishonest as it is disgraceful.<br/>“To blame equal pay claims instead of the systemic pay discrimination that has prevailed in our<br/>councils is scapegoating workers only asking for what they are owed.<br/>“It is an attempt to guilt women into believing they are being greedy and risking men’s jobs by simply asking for what they are due and have been due for years and years.<br/>“The cost of settling equal pay issues is looming over Scotland’s local councils but is not about<br/>women, it is about fairness and has been too long coming.”<br/>Strikes involving the union’s members working in home care across Falkirk, Renfrewshire and West Dunbartonshire Councils are underway this week.<br/>GMB Scotland, representing relatively low-paid women across the public sector, has warned claims<br/>totalling tens of millions of pounds will risk sinking local authorities without government<br/>intervention.<br/>Gilmour has written to first minister Humza Yousaf urging him to support the creation of a new specialist body to decide on pay discrimination claims across the country and enforce awards because local authorities are refusing to face reality.<br/>Gilmour said: “Scotland’s councils are approaching equal pay claims like the Titanic approaching the iceberg.<br/>“Councillors have their heads in the sand and executives have their fingers in their ears but these equal pay claims will come, will be won and will need to be settled.<br/>“It is understandable that our councils are refusing to acknowledge the reality because the reality is unthinkable and the scale of these claims unimaginable for local authorities already being forced to cut services.<br/>“Women who have been underpaid for far too long will still win these claims, however, and, unless that process is properly managed now, the impact on our councils and the communities they serve could be disastrous.”<br/>Care workers, mostly relatively low paid women, are striking in Falkirk, West Dunbartonshire and Renfrewshire council")
_condolences-in-for-de-labastide.webp "Former Chief Justice and President of the Caribbean Court of Justice is remembered by his staff at the Court as meticulous and with an unrivalled work ethic.<br/><br/><br/>Here's more on that story.")
_red-force-vs-ccc-day-4.webp "Well the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force were made to work hard for victory on the final day against the Combined Campuses and Colleges in their regional four day fixture at UWI Spec in St. Augustine.<br/><br/>The Red Force secured victory by 123 runs despite a fighting knock of 66 from Demario Richards after tea.")
_ttuta-tobago-on-reopening-of-schools.webp "TTUTA Tobago officer Bradon Roberts is concerned over a number of health issues inschools across the island. Roberts told TV6 News he intends to visit all schools in Tobago, this week. More in this Elizabeth Williams report.")
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