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GTUC WANTS GOVERNMENT TO KEEP ITS CAMPAIGN PROMISES

By Kevin Fraser
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‘Deliver what you promised the people,’ that’s what GTUC General Secretary, Lincoln Lewis is saying to the Granger administration: this comes days after it was revealed that some of the promises made by the coalition on the campaign trail may bot be realized. Royden James is on this story.

JULY 29,2015

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