Tag: Ministry of Labour
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
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
Better strategies to transform labour force, educate youth in 2025
The Ministry of Labour plans to host a series of ambitious campaigns this year to offer valuable information on household ... Read More
Over $200m retrieved in 4 years for unpaid workers
The Ministry of Labour has recovered over $200 million in unpaid wages for workers over the past four years, including ... Read More
Amended land acquisition bill ensures fairness, efficiency – PM Phillips
The Acquisition of Land for Public Purposes Bill introduces groundbreaking reforms to ensure fairness, transparency, and efficiency in acquiring land ... Read More
‘Continue learning, upskilling’ – First Lady Ali urges BIT graduates
- as 193 added to Region Two’s workforce First Lady Mrs. Arya Ali, has firmly urged Guyana’s newest batch of ... Read More
134 persons graduate from BIT programmes
In its pursuit to close Guyana’s labour shortage, the Board of Industrial Training (BIT) on Wednesday certified 134 additional individuals ... Read More
19 Barticans certified in electrical installation, welding & fabrication
Nineteen individuals from Bartica, Region Seven have successfully completed skill training programmes in electrical installation, welding, and fabrication, offered by ... Read More
Hinterland residents urged to participate in BIT programmes to foster tourism products
Hinterland residents are urged to participate in the various the Board of Industrial Training (BIT) programmes to foster tourism products ... Read More