THE Guam Supreme Court issued an opinion yesterday remanding to the lower court the case of 15 customs and quarantine personnel challenging GovGuam’s policy on overtime pay, saying extra payment should be applied to those working in law enforcement agencies after working for 40 hours a week instead of 43 hours.
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High Court says OT should be paid after 40 hours
Korean Olympic Gold medalist swimmer trains on Guam
(GVB)--Tae Hwan Park, known as “Marine Boy” by fellow Koreans, is currently on Guam for training at Leo Palace Resort as part of his regimen leading up to the 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou, China, from Nov. 12-27, 2010.
Add a comment$20M education jobs fund seen to bail out GDOE
THE cash-strapped Guam Department of Education is hoping to tap the newly-appropriated $20 million education jobs fund application to bailout the agency from its $5 million shortfall which could trigger a shutdown of its operations if not raised.
Add a commentNAVFAC Marianas awards $40M contract
(NAVFAC) – Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Marianas awarded a $40 million maximum capacity firm-fixed-price indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract to SSFM International, Inc., a small business of Honolulu, Hawaii for construction management services on Guam.
Add a comment23 arrested for DUI since new law
AT LEAST 23 people have been booked for 48 hours at different local police stations for driving under the influence since the island implemented this new policy on August 22.
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