THE TROOPS of the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) are ready for battle with the hierarchy of the National Conservation Commission (NCC) should a meeting tomorrow with the NCC fail to come off as planned.
In fact, said general secretary of the NUPW Dennis Clarke, some divisions were ready to mobilise their members from as early as last night.
The union boss was speaking immediately after a near three-hour meeting of council members at the NUPW headquarters at Dalkeith, St Michael.
“What we have done is put in place a course of action that we will follow if there is no meeting [with the NCC] on Monday,” Clarke said.
NUPW ready
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