Government is giving the assurance that every single option is being explored to help those workers put on the breadline by the COVID-19 pandemic meet financial commitments.
Local songwriter and producer, Alan Sheppard (left), in a screenshot from the music video of ‘Noise for the Frontline’.
Twenty-six years after the Spice and Company hit ‘Make Noise’ saw thousands of Barbadians and visitors partying through the streets of Barbados for the first ever Congaline Carnival on May 1 in 199
General Secretary of the Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration, David Denny, during yesterday's International Workers’ Day address.
There is a call coming from the Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration for stronger and more accountable trade union and labour movements going forward.
President of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP), Verla De Peiza.
“A crisis is a terrible thing to waste.”
Acting Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw.
Acting Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw joined the rest of Barbados yesterday in taking their hats off to the workers of our nation as the world over recognised International Workers’ Day.
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