Category: Ministry of Labour
Minister Hamilton clarifies remarks at Haslington community meeting
In the wake of recent discussions and inquiries from the media concerning my statements made during the community engagement at ... Read More
20 women to undergo training in electrical installation, PV technology
- following launch of apprenticeship training programme Twenty women will receive the requisite skillsets in electrical installation and basic solar ... Read More
New app launched to enhance hiring process, provide interregional connection
Guyana’s labour market is set to revolutionise with the launch of the Ministry of Labour’s SkillsConnect App. The app was ... Read More
200 Region Seven residents receiving more skill training, job opportunities
A collaboration between the Board of Industrial Training (BIT) and international mining company G-MIN Ventures Guyana Inc will see some ... Read More
Determined mothers now certified as heavy duty operators
- As another 50 persons in Region Two graduate from BIT Through the trials of balancing motherhood and their education, ... Read More
Nearly 300 companies educated on Guyana’s labour laws
Hundreds of companies in Guyana are now informed about the country’s labour laws and the standards for workplace health, safety, ... Read More
BIT will continue bridge gaps in labour force with approved $679M
The Committee of Supply on Friday approved $679 million to support the operations of the Board of Industrial Training (BIT), ... Read More
“Opposition will not rewrite the history of Guyana” – Min Hamilton
- lambastes APNU+AFC for attempting to conceal political misdeeds Minister of Labour, Joseph Hamilton, publicly condemned the parliamentary opposition for ... Read More
Unions back 2025 budget as workers set to benefit significantly
The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers’ Union (GAWU), and the Clerical & Commercial Workers’ Union (CCWU) have described the proposed ... Read More
About 4,000 Guyanese to benefit from BIT programmes this year
In Response to the growing demand for skilled labour across various sectors, the Ministry of Labour’s Board of Industrial Training ... Read More