PS Reassignments Routine, Not Linked to Teachers’ Strike – Hurst
The Chief of Staff in the Office of the Prime Minister has downplayed claims that the removal of Rosa Greenway as Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education was connected to the recent teachers’ strike.
“It takes place all the time, by the way,” said Lionel Hurst, referring to the routine reassignment of permanent secretaries across ministries. Greenway’s transfer came less than 24 hours after the Antigua and Barbuda Union of Teachers ended a week-long strike over outstanding payments.
Hurst insisted the timing was coincidental and noted that both the current and previous administrations have regularly rotated senior civil servants. “The skills required in one ministry may differ from those in another,” he said, describing the movement as beneficial and part of a broader strategy to build institutional flexibility.
He added that permanent secretaries are among the brightest minds in government and are well equipped to adapt quickly to new roles.
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Send the fools a little further.
Considering the things happening at ems and environment div, those two areas were bound to strike SOON. So it’s just the psc helping to cleanse the vermin at health before someone dies.
the nurses were glad to see dalso go a year ago…its such a fitting end to nurses week to have her gone altogether
Crock of shit, who the hell you think you are fooling, you are one spiteful SOB
Let us hear this statement from someone else; you never practice to be truthful so save your breath.