BWU General Secretary Toni Moore (left) making a point while Senior Assistant General Secretary Orlando ‘Gabby’ Scott listens during a press conference held yesterday at Solidarity House.
THE Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) will remain focused on the issues.
Barbados stands in need of a breastfeeding policy that would set out the guidelines for employers and employees on how breastfeeding can be supported in the workplace.
Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration (Barbados) marked Emancipation Day with a tribute at the Emancipation Statue yesterday under the likeness of National Hero, the Right Excellent Bussa.
IN 2018 the conversation among black Barbadians must shift from slavery to what they are doing to themselves to remain enslaved in some aspects of their lives.
Already hurting from the fuel tax, local farmers are bracing for the impact of the Garbage and Sewage Contribution.
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