The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) needs another partner. A financial partner, to be exact.
CTUSAB president Cedric Murrell is bemoaning the umbrella body’s current financial position and has revealed that it will soon be approaching Government to have its annual subvention increased.
Murrell made the revelation during a Press conference yesterday, as he gave a synopsis of CTUSAB’s fifth biennial delegates conference, held at the end of last month.
“CTUSAB is a very poor organization,” Murrell told his comrades during the presidential address. (BA)
CTUSAB low on funds
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