THE BARBADOS WORKERS’ UNION (BWU) has given the National Conservation Commission (NCC) until September 30 to pay their former workers the monies owed to them.
The union’s general secretary Toni Moore made that clear yesterday, saying that the employees had suffered enough and needed to be paid as promptly as possible.
“The proposal that we put at the meeting that we had last week Tuesday was that we wanted those workers paid in full, and that we wanted them paid in full no later than September 30,” Moore said during a press conference at the union’s headquarters at Solidarity House.
“That is taking into account the red tape that is involved and giving more time than is necessary for those issues to be worked through so that workers can get their dues.” (RB)
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