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PUBLIC SERVICE CREDIT UNION STAFF TO RECEIVE PAY RAISE AND MEDICAL COVERAGE

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Another cohort of Guyanese workers is set to benefit from as much as a 30% pay hike over the next two years following an agreement penned on Tuesday. Find out more in this report from Timeka Rodney.

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