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GAWU clinches deal to represent SEI workers

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October 4, 2021
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The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) and the Skeldon Energy Inc (SEI) on Monday afternoon signed the Recognition and the Avoidance and Settlement of Disputes Agreement.

The agreement will regulate the relationship between the Union and the Company and includes the mechanism for dispute resolution, the appointment of shop stewards, the deduction of union dues and credit union savings from workers’ wages/salaries, and other general conditions.

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In a statemen GAWU said it became the recognised bargaining agent on behalf of the SEI’s employees on February 14, 2019, by the Trade Union Recognition and Certification Board. However, the parties had some difficulties in arriving at an agreement. Through the intervention of the Ministry of Labour, the Union and the Company were able to amicably resolve the differences paving the way for the signing of the agreement.

At Monday’s signing, GAWU’s President, Seepaul Narine shared that he was heartened that the parties could formalise the agreement. He said that the Union was hopeful that the parties could work collectively together to advance the interests of the SEI and the well-being of the employees. SEI’s Human Resource Officer, Troy Pearson shared similar sentiments expressing the view that it important for the Union and the Company to work together.

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