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Moore: Return to CTUSAB possible

THE DOOR has not been closed on an eventual reunion of the Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) and the Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB).

The BWU seceded CTUSAB in 2013, with then general secretary Sir Roy Trotman outlining several reasons why the decision was made, one notably being what he said was a move to prevent the BWU from representing Barbados at the International Labour Organisation session in Geneva, Switzerland.

Moore said she did not want to rehash the “ugly stuff” of the past but acknowledged unions were at their strongest as one.

“Unity is strength, therefore any opportunity to explore strength in unity is always welcome,” she said on Starcom Network’s Sunday Brass Tacks yesterday. (CA)

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