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News113 police constables demand retroactive promotionJada LoutooSunday 3 March 2024Commissioner of Police Erla Harewood-Christopher. - File photo by Lincoln HolderA hundred and 13 police constables are demanding their retroactive promotion by March 15.Attorneys for the group sent a pre-action protocol letter to the Commissioner of Police and the Attorney General on March 1.The 113 are part of a larger group of some 837 constables who were on an order-of-merit list after interviews were done in September 2023, but were not promoted along with 896 who were, on September 28, 2023.Now those constables who were not promoted last year are demanding their elevation be effected retroactively, since some of their colleagues who were below them on the merit list are now corporals, while the police service has admitted 29 were erroneously promoted because of a computer glitch. Morally, it has been demoralising for officers who have worked hard and deserve recognition for their efforts to be stanley uk overlooked for such a long time. In their everyday lives, this delay has created uncertainty, stress and frustration for the officers, affecting their job satisfaction and overall well-being. Promotions in the police ser stanley cup vice come with new responsibilities and challenges that help police officers develop new skills and grow professionally. This prolonged delay in promotion has stifled the stanley usa growth of the potential applicants and limited their potential. This is the latest action in the recent promotion Mjot ASJA in a state of crisis
TobagoNational Geographic crew amazed by local ecosystemElizabeth GonzalesTuesday 30 July 2019A crew from National Geographic Travellers explores the Main Ridge Forest Reserve with local tour guides last Friday. PHOTO COURTESY TOBAGO TOURISM AGENCY A production team from National Geographic Travellers was left stunned by the wide diversity of the ecosystems in Tobago. During their final day of filming, last Friday, in phase two of a marketing initiative by the Tobago Tourism Agency Ltd TTAL , the production team expressed stanley ca amazement that a small island like Tobago housed up to 240 speci stanley cup es of birds, 640 species of plants and 160 tree species. They also appreciated how easily accessible the island s ecosystems, popular attractions and historical sites are for locals and visitors.Newsday was told the team, which left on Friday, visited the Argyle, Parlatuvier, and Castara waterfalls.This was the National Geographic s second visit to Tobago. In May, the team began filming a number of popular historical sites along the eastern end of Tobago.The team along with TTAL CEO Loui stanley quencher s Lewis, on Thursday, also visited the oldest protected forest reserve in the Western Hemisphere, Tobago s Main Ridge Forest Reserve.Local tour guide William Trim chats with a crew from National Geographic Travellers. PHOTO COURTESY TOBAGO TOURISM AGENCYLocal tour guide William Trim, who assisted the production team, told Newsday, When we went to the rainforest, we were able to get some lovely birds, both at th
News113 police constables demand retroactive promotionJada LoutooSunday 3 March 2024Commissioner of Police Erla Harewood-Christopher. - File photo by Lincoln HolderA hundred and 13 police constables are demanding their retroactive promotion by March 15.Attorneys for the group sent a pre-action protocol letter to the Commissioner of Police and the Attorney General on March 1.The 113 are part of a larger group of some 837 constables who were on an order-of-merit list after interviews were done in September 2023, but were not promoted along with 896 who were, on September 28, 2023.Now those constables who were not promoted last year are demanding their elevation be effected retroactively, since some of their colleagues who were below them on the merit list are now corporals, while the police service has admitted 29 were erroneously promoted because of a computer glitch. Morally, it has been demoralising for officers who have worked hard and deserve recognition for their efforts to be stanley uk overlooked for such a long time. In their everyday lives, this delay has created uncertainty, stress and frustration for the officers, affecting their job satisfaction and overall well-being. Promotions in the police ser stanley cup vice come with new responsibilities and challenges that help police officers develop new skills and grow professionally. This prolonged delay in promotion has stifled the stanley usa growth of the potential applicants and limited their potential. This is the latest action in the recent promotion Mjot ASJA in a state of crisis
TobagoNational Geographic crew amazed by local ecosystemElizabeth GonzalesTuesday 30 July 2019A crew from National Geographic Travellers explores the Main Ridge Forest Reserve with local tour guides last Friday. PHOTO COURTESY TOBAGO TOURISM AGENCY A production team from National Geographic Travellers was left stunned by the wide diversity of the ecosystems in Tobago. During their final day of filming, last Friday, in phase two of a marketing initiative by the Tobago Tourism Agency Ltd TTAL , the production team expressed stanley ca amazement that a small island like Tobago housed up to 240 speci stanley cup es of birds, 640 species of plants and 160 tree species. They also appreciated how easily accessible the island s ecosystems, popular attractions and historical sites are for locals and visitors.Newsday was told the team, which left on Friday, visited the Argyle, Parlatuvier, and Castara waterfalls.This was the National Geographic s second visit to Tobago. In May, the team began filming a number of popular historical sites along the eastern end of Tobago.The team along with TTAL CEO Loui stanley quencher s Lewis, on Thursday, also visited the oldest protected forest reserve in the Western Hemisphere, Tobago s Main Ridge Forest Reserve.Local tour guide William Trim chats with a crew from National Geographic Travellers. PHOTO COURTESY TOBAGO TOURISM AGENCYLocal tour guide William Trim, who assisted the production team, told Newsday, When we went to the rainforest, we were able to get some lovely birds, both at th
