THE time is right to introduce a no strike clause for airport firefighters and to scrap the States pay body, according to an independent industrial relations expert.
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Daily Archives: June 24, 2009
Lights out on Vase
ST MARTIN’S have been thwarted, for the time being, in their ambitions to play in the nationwide FA Vase.
Restructuring of Opus Media a catalyst for accelerated output
FOUR new Opus titles should be released before Christmas following the successful management buyout of Kraken Sport & Media Ltd.
Sarnia Cherie, the CD
A CD with 13 versions of Guernsey’s traditional anthem, Sarnia Cherie, has been created for the first time.
Treasury told ‘hands off ports account’
DEPUTIES have been warned by harbour users not to scrap the Ports Holding Account until they know more about the possibility of commercialisation.
Apprentice of year dedicated to learning
A JOB with Sir Alan Sugar was not on offer, but the competition for this year’s apprentice of the year award was just as stiff.
World’s best next up for Heather
HEATHER WATSON will have to beat the world’s top junior to reach the semi-finals of the AEGON International Classic event at Roehampton.
Builder keen to find out who left message in a bottle
A BUILDER has unearthed a link to Guernsey’s past underneath the floorboards of a house.
Another twist in swimsuits saga
A NUMBER of banned swimsuits that could have been worn in Aland have now been legalised by Fina, the sport’s governing body.
A decision for many generations
IT IS no exaggeration to say that the States of Guernsey meets today with the island’s future in its hands. For the ‘to borrow or not to borrow’ argument is one that will define the island’s path for not just years, but generations.