Industrial action has disrupted operations at the Office of National Drug Control and Money Laundering Policy after employees raised concerns about unhealthy conditions at the Camp Blizzard facility.
People’s Union General Secretary Andie Stephen said workers acted following a Department of Analytical Services report that flagged mold and moisture issues inside the building. She said repeated appeals from staff and the union went unanswered, prompting the decision to withdraw their labour.
Stephen said employees will remain off the job until a new inspection is conducted and the outstanding issues are resolved.
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Why did it have to come to this extremity? The health of all must be a priority in the workplace.That is a Government Agency. It appears that all Government Buildings are very poorly maintained.WHY? When Government holds the peoples purse strings.Is it that they do not care about the people.
Everything about this Administration is just bloody mouldy. With how well Gaston claim we are doing we still hear this kind of nonsense. Who’s fooling who. This is really shameful and disgraceful
Government does not pay attention to maintenance…..They just don’t…..For u UPP supporters both parties are guilty of this and we need to do better…