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Legislative amendments long overdue - BEC

Employers in Barbados have embraced the Government’s new Safety and Health at Work Regulations. Director of the Barbados Employers’ Confederation (BEC) Sheena Mayers-Granville said on Wednesday that the Safety and Health at Work (Amendment) Bill which was debated in the House of Assembly on Tuesday was something the business sector had been requesting for some time now.“We have no concerns with the amendment. We have been asking for regulations since the Act was passed and then years later proclaimed. So in our numerous conversations, we have asked for regulations over the years. We are very happy to see some progress toward those regulations coming on stream,” Mayers-Granville told Barbados TODAY.

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NUPW staying firm

General secretary of the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) Richard Green is maintaining the union’s calls for increased wages for public workers. However, retired permanent secretary in the Ministry of Labour Elsworth Young and council member of the Barbados Employers’ Confederation (BEC), Gail Springer, say a wages and salaries hike could only lead to more negative impacts. They are also adamant that productivity has to be increased if more …

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No pay hike yet but increase in allowances coming for Gov t workers

No pay hike yet but increase in allowances coming for Gov t workers
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Economist: No fiscal space for salary increase

Economist: No fiscal space for salary increase
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Labour laws need modernising, says private sector head

Labour laws need modernising, says private sector head
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