Tag: Ministry of Labour
Safety, health awareness in workplaces being strengthened
As Guyana continues its commitment to fostering a safe and healthy work environment, various ministries and agencies are ramping up ... Read More
Access to education, an inherent right of every individual – Min Hamilton
- affirms Guyana’s transformative agenda of leaving ‘no one behind’ Minister of Labour, Joseph Hamilton has reiterated his country’s dedication ... Read More
Focus to be placed on ensuring safe, healthy work environment as OSH month launched
The Ministry of Labour is set to roll out several nationwide activities throughout April aimed at enhancing health and safety ... Read More
Greater accessibility, quality of education with new Guyana Coursera platform
Guyanese will now have greater access to world-class, free education following the launch of the Guyana Coursera platform. Through this ... Read More
Gov’t encouraging law enforcement officers to take advantage of BIT training
The government is encouraging law enforcement officers to capitalise on the diverse training opportunities continuously provided to them for upskilling. ... Read More
AGM’s employees receive OSH certificates
Employees of Aurora Gold Mine in Region Seven were officially presented with Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) certificates after undergoing ... Read More
BIT programmes transforming lives, breaking gender disparities
– as 85 Region Seven residents complete their courses The Ministry of Labour’s Board of Industrial Training (BIT) is ... Read More
Govt partnering with key stakeholders to ensure TVET skills reach youth, workforce
The government is committed to ensuring youths who have the technical aptitude are provided with the same level of counsel ... Read More
BIT certifies 121 Regions Two, Three Residents in various skills
One hundred twenty-one (121) residents of Regions Two and Three are now certified in several technical skills through the Board ... Read More
174 Region Six residents certified with technical skills through BIT
One hundred and seventy-four individuals of Region Six who have successfully completed several programmes through the Board of Industrial Training ... Read More