Trade unionist Caswell Franklyn said he will challenge in court the Fair Trading Commission’s (FTC) decision to grant the Barbados Light & Power Company an interim rate increase.
Rate hike challenge
General secretary of Unity Workers’ Union, Caswell Franklyn. (FILE)
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