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Guyana warns employers to grant workers time off for voting in the September elections
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 53033, member: 636"] Guyana's election authority has issued reminders about workplace voting rights before the September 1 elections. The Elections Commission references legal requirements that require employers to grant workers reasonable absence periods for casting ballots. Companies cannot reduce wages or impose penalties when staff members exercise their constitutional right to vote. Workers must coordinate with management in advance to obtain the necessary approvals for their electoral participation. The Representation of the People Act establishes these protections for eligible employees who are unable to vote through proxy arrangements. Violations carry serious legal consequences for business owners who interfere with voting access. Courts can impose monetary penalties of up to 65,000 Guyanese dollars, plus half-year jail sentences, for election offense convictions. The commission advises all citizens to complete preparations for exercising their democratic rights during the upcoming General and Regional Elections. [/QUOTE]
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