TSTT’s profits did not happen by accident. They were built by employees.
Unionised workers, exempt employees and upper management all played a part in keeping the Company operating, serving customers, maintaining networks, solving problems and generating revenue. During COVID-19, when the country depended heavily on telecommunications, employees went beyond the ordinary call of duty. We worked longer, adapted quickly, accepted additional responsibilities and kept Trinidad and Tobago connected.
Our commitment to our customers has never wavered. But commitment must be met with recognition.
When a Company celebrates strong profits, the people whose labour helped produce those profits should also share in the success. For unionised employees, that means settling outstanding negotiations fairly and without further delay. For exempt and management employees, that means fair recognition, including an appropriate performance bonus.
Profit cannot be celebrated in the boardroom while sacrifice is forgotten on the work floor.
We remain committed to TSTT and its customers, but employees must never be weaponised, divided or denied fair recognition because of the ego or personal position of any Chairman or individual office-holder. No personality should be bigger than the Company, its employees or its future.
This is bigger than unionised versus non-unionised. This is about ALL employees.
SIGN THE PETITION
Your signature is your voice.
Sign because your contribution matters.
Sign because your sacrifice deserves recognition.
Sign because employees helped build the profits being celebrated today.
Sign because fair negotiations and fair rewards strengthen morale, productivity and the future of TSTT.
Stand together—Unionised. Exempt. Management.
We built it. We sustained it. We helped make it profitable. Now recognise the people behind the profit.
SIGN THE PETITION. STAND FOR FAIRNESS. STAND FOR EVERY TSTT EMPLOYEE.
The worker are the stakeholders who dedicate each day to ensure the success of the organization going above and beyond their obligations and they are long overdue receiving their fair share of the rewards.