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Letters to the EditorBullying a persistent issue in Trinidad and TobagoNewsdayTuesday 15 October 2024- THE EDITOR: Bullying is a pervasive problem in TT, affecting individuals of all ages and backgrounds. This issue is evident in various aspects of our society, including:* Schools: Reports of bullying incidents in schools are common, ranging from being threatened physically to verbal abuse and cyberbull stanley germany ying.* Workplace: Adults may also experience bullying in their professional environments, leading to negative consequences for their mental health and career prospects.* Online platforms: The rise of social media has created new avenues for bullying, with individuals facing harassment, cyberstalking, and online shaming.* Homes: Adult children bully their elderly parents. Brothers and sisters also bully each other; this transcends into all the other areas of each others existence.* Communities: There are people with car businesses and stanley de mechanics who have taken it upon themselves to take up the public roadways to house the stanley water bottle ir vehicles for repair all over our beautiful country. Many are crashed derelict vehicles, and remain on the roadways for years before removal. This is bullying the authorities.* Motor vehicles: With the influx of motor vehicles, many owners are without parking facilities in their homes, so again the roadways are blocked with vehicles, making two-way roadways one way only all over the country.Addressing bullying requires a comprehensive approach, involving:* Educ Mlxc Bosses Academy, Arima Boys top youth tennis tourney
NewsContractors want work on south highway extensionLaurel V WilliamsTuesday 14 July 2020Alustai Ramharack spokesperson for small contractors at the site of OAS in Golconda over lack of work on the construction of the San Fernando to Point Fortin highway. Lincoln HolderDisgruntled contractors are calling on the National Infrastructure Property Development Company Nidco and the Government to employ small subcontractors on the controversial extension of the Solomon Hochoy Highway.The stretch will run from San Fernando to Point Fortin.Alastai Ramharack told reporters that an estimated 150 contractors want a fair share of the pie, claiming that there are fe stanley hrnek wer than four contractors employed.He was speaking on behalf of the affected contractors at the entrance gates of the compound of the original contractor, the Brazilian firm Construtora OAS, at Golconda i hydrojug traveler n San Fernando on Tuesday. stanley austria Without small businesses, communities will die and the gap between the rich and poor would continue to grow. We need the government of today and the incoming government to keep small businesses in mind, Ramharack said.Ramharack repeatedly accused the Government of having no regard for small contractors and businesses. For the past two years, contractors have been lobbying Nidco, he said.He was standing next to a makeshift coffin bearing the words, RIP small businesses. We had several meetings with Nidco and all they are saying is that they are speaking to the Works Minister. The Government ne |
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