CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO SIGN UP TODAY Course Overview The Frank Walcott Labour College is excited to offer a range of short courses (6-10 weeks) for 2023. These courses are designed to engage participants in a series of two (2) hour sessions facilitated by industry...
The Barbados Workers’ Union was successful in resolving some of the immediate issues that resulted in the Transport Board’s work stoppage on Monday January 23, 2023. General Secretary Hon Ms. Toni Moore indicated that there are a number of ongoing issues...
In this pandemic, morality will come into play in many instances and there must be a measure of trust in the employer/employee relationship. If the employee has been asked by the public health authorities to isolate either at home or in a sanctioned facility, he/she...
The Youth Arm of the Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) recently paired its Youth Uplifting Community activity with its parent arm’s 80th Anniversary celebrations in a random act of kindness exercise that recognised a few of the Union’s retirees. They were randomly chosen...
On this day 80 years ago, the Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) came into being, as a voice for the voiceless, to protect the rights of workers and to ensure their development through economic freedom and education. Throughout successive leaderships, the BWU has remained...
Is the $340 minimum wage a good move? The Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) has long been advocating for the implementation of a national minimum wage to establish a protection floor in the workforce, so while we are heartened by this move in the right direction, the...
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