A hearing before the problem-hit Employment Rights Tribunal (ERT) still remains the best course of action open to dismissed National Conservation Commission (NCC) workers seeking justice.
General secretary of the Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU), Toni Moore, said yesterday this was the position of the majority of axed NCC workers attending a meeting at the BWU’s headquarters in Harmony Hall, St Michael, and would be the line taken by the union.
The BWU had called the meeting, which ran for nearly two and a half hours, to get a clear picture of what NCC workers who have been on the breadline since last April wanted – whether their jobs back, their severance or other compensation – considering the long delay in getting the tribunal to hear their case.
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