THE discussion on productivity is one that is done very much in isolation and as a result, it does not take into account certain types of workers.
Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) President General, Linda Brooks (left); and BWU General Secretary, Toni Moore, were among those who laid wreaths at the statue of Trade Union Legend and National Hero, Sir Frank Walcott.
TAKING TIME TO HONOUR LABOUR! Minister of Labour, Senator Dr. Esther Byer-Suckoo; and former Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) General Secretary, Sir Roy Trotman, observing a moment of silence at the statue of Trade Union Legend and National Hero, the Right Excellent Sir Frank Walcott.
Minister of Labour, Senator Dr. Esther Byer-Suckoo; President of the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW), Akanni McDowall; Barbados Workers’ Union President General, Linda Brooks; and BWU General Secretary, Toni Moore, kept hydrated as they braved the heat during the May Day march, yesterday.
THE Barbados Workers’ Union’s focus on productivity was embraced by hundreds of workers who took to the streets for the annual May Day march, yesterday.
Cynthia Inniss-Grazette of the United Nuwaupian Nation Worldwide placing flowers by the Clement Payne Memorial bust. Looking on are David Denny of the Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration; and Nafurtt R A and Afafnith Maat.
A representative of the Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration is “not happy” with the upkeep of Golden Square in The City.
From left: David Denny of the Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration; Bobby Clarke of the Clement Payne Movement; and Cynthia Inniss-Grazette of the United Nuwaupian Nation Worldwide, standing in Golden Square by the Clement Payne Memorial bust.
David Denny of the Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration is of the view that a visit to the Clement Payne Memorial bust should have been included in yesterday’s May Day celebrations.
A local businessman is contending that Barbados must go back to offering free tertiary education.
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