Author: Myesha Broadie

The Labour Ministry says it commenced an industry assessment into the Tourism Sector, the results of which are expected January next year.

The assessment follows a series of protests by workers of at least 4 hotels.

The workers were demanding better wages and working conditions.

In a statement today, the Labour Ministry said it is developing a strategic approach to address the concerns being reported by workers in the Tourism Sector.

It said consultations are also being held with officials of the Tourism Ministry, which has conducted its own assessments.

Discussions surrounding the results of the industry assessment are expected to be high on the agenda of upcoming meetings of the Labour Advisory Council, (LAC).

The Labour Ministry said the industry assessment will be a critical element in charting the most appropriate course of action in establishing a framework for the swift and efficient management of issues and handling of disputes in the sector. 

It added that the recommendations by the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions, (JCTU) for establishment of a Joint Industrial Council (a workplace partnership between employers and trade unions that serves as a forum for consultation) will be discussed at the level of the LAC.

The Labour Ministry says it commenced an industry assessment into the Tourism Sector, the results of which are expected January next year.

The assessment follows a series of protests by workers of at least 4 hotels.

The workers were demanding better wages and working conditions.

In a statement today, the Labour Ministry said it is developing a strategic approach to address the concerns being reported by workers in the Tourism Sector.

It said consultations are also being held with officials of the Tourism Ministry, which has conducted its own assessments.

Discussions surrounding the results of the industry assessment are expected to be high on the agenda of upcoming meetings of the Labour Advisory Council, (LAC).

The Labour Ministry said the industry assessment will be a critical element in charting the most appropriate course of action in establishing a framework for the swift and efficient management of issues and handling of disputes in the sector. 

It added that the recommendations by the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions, (JCTU) for establishment of a Joint Industrial Council (a workplace partnership between employers and trade unions that serves as a forum for consultation) will be discussed at the level of the LAC.

The Labour Ministry says it commenced an industry assessment into the Tourism Sector, the results of which are expected January next year.

The assessment follows a series of protests by workers of at least 4 hotels.

The workers were demanding better wages and working conditions.

In a statement today, the Labour Ministry said it is developing a strategic approach to address the concerns being reported by workers in the Tourism Sector.

It said consultations are also being held with officials of the Tourism Ministry, which has conducted its own assessments.

Discussions surrounding the results of the industry assessment are expected to be high on the agenda of upcoming meetings of the Labour Advisory Council, (LAC).

The Labour Ministry said the industry assessment will be a critical element in charting the most appropriate course of action in establishing a framework for the swift and efficient management of issues and handling of disputes in the sector. 

It added that the recommendations by the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions, (JCTU) for establishment of a Joint Industrial Council (a workplace partnership between employers and trade unions that serves as a forum for consultation) will be discussed at the level of the LAC.

The Labour Ministry says it commenced an industry assessment into the Tourism Sector, the results of which are expected January next year.

The assessment follows a series of protests by workers of at least 4 hotels.

The workers were demanding better wages and working conditions.

In a statement today, the Labour Ministry said it is developing a strategic approach to address the concerns being reported by workers in the Tourism Sector.

It said consultations are also being held with officials of the Tourism Ministry, which has conducted its own assessments.

Discussions surrounding the results of the industry assessment are expected to be high on the agenda of upcoming meetings of the Labour Advisory Council, (LAC).

The Labour Ministry said the industry assessment will be a critical element in charting the most appropriate course of action in establishing a framework for the swift and efficient management of issues and handling of disputes in the sector. 

It added that the recommendations by the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions, (JCTU) for establishment of a Joint Industrial Council (a workplace partnership between employers and trade unions that serves as a forum for consultation) will be discussed at the level of the LAC.

The Labour Ministry says it commenced an industry assessment into the Tourism Sector, the results of which are expected January next year.

The assessment follows a series of protests by workers of at least 4 hotels.

The workers were demanding better wages and working conditions.

In a statement today, the Labour Ministry said it is developing a strategic approach to address the concerns being reported by workers in the Tourism Sector.

It said consultations are also being held with officials of the Tourism Ministry, which has conducted its own assessments.

Discussions surrounding the results of the industry assessment are expected to be high on the agenda of upcoming meetings of the Labour Advisory Council, (LAC).

The Labour Ministry said the industry assessment will be a critical element in charting the most appropriate course of action in establishing a framework for the swift and efficient management of issues and handling of disputes in the sector. 

It added that the recommendations by the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions, (JCTU) for establishment of a Joint Industrial Council (a workplace partnership between employers and trade unions that serves as a forum for consultation) will be discussed at the level of the LAC.

The Labour Ministry says it commenced an industry assessment into the Tourism Sector, the results of which are expected January next year.

The assessment follows a series of protests by workers of at least 4 hotels.

The workers were demanding better wages and working conditions.

In a statement today, the Labour Ministry said it is developing a strategic approach to address the concerns being reported by workers in the Tourism Sector.

It said consultations are also being held with officials of the Tourism Ministry, which has conducted its own assessments.

Discussions surrounding the results of the industry assessment are expected to be high on the agenda of upcoming meetings of the Labour Advisory Council, (LAC).

The Labour Ministry said the industry assessment will be a critical element in charting the most appropriate course of action in establishing a framework for the swift and efficient management of issues and handling of disputes in the sector. 

It added that the recommendations by the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions, (JCTU) for establishment of a Joint Industrial Council (a workplace partnership between employers and trade unions that serves as a forum for consultation) will be discussed at the level of the LAC.

The Labour Ministry says it commenced an industry assessment into the Tourism Sector, the results of which are expected January next year.

The assessment follows a series of protests by workers of at least 4 hotels.

The workers were demanding better wages and working conditions.

In a statement today, the Labour Ministry said it is developing a strategic approach to address the concerns being reported by workers in the Tourism Sector.

It said consultations are also being held with officials of the Tourism Ministry, which has conducted its own assessments.

Discussions surrounding the results of the industry assessment are expected to be high on the agenda of upcoming meetings of the Labour Advisory Council, (LAC).

The Labour Ministry said the industry assessment will be a critical element in charting the most appropriate course of action in establishing a framework for the swift and efficient management of issues and handling of disputes in the sector. 

It added that the recommendations by the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions, (JCTU) for establishment of a Joint Industrial Council (a workplace partnership between employers and trade unions that serves as a forum for consultation) will be discussed at the level of the LAC.

The Labour Ministry says it commenced an industry assessment into the Tourism Sector, the results of which are expected January next year.

The assessment follows a series of protests by workers of at least 4 hotels.

The workers were demanding better wages and working conditions.

In a statement today, the Labour Ministry said it is developing a strategic approach to address the concerns being reported by workers in the Tourism Sector.

It said consultations are also being held with officials of the Tourism Ministry, which has conducted its own assessments.

Discussions surrounding the results of the industry assessment are expected to be high on the agenda of upcoming meetings of the Labour Advisory Council, (LAC).

The Labour Ministry said the industry assessment will be a critical element in charting the most appropriate course of action in establishing a framework for the swift and efficient management of issues and handling of disputes in the sector. 

It added that the recommendations by the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions, (JCTU) for establishment of a Joint Industrial Council (a workplace partnership between employers and trade unions that serves as a forum for consultation) will be discussed at the level of the LAC.

The Labour Ministry says it commenced an industry assessment into the Tourism Sector, the results of which are expected January next year.

The assessment follows a series of protests by workers of at least 4 hotels.

The workers were demanding better wages and working conditions.

In a statement today, the Labour Ministry said it is developing a strategic approach to address the concerns being reported by workers in the Tourism Sector.

It said consultations are also being held with officials of the Tourism Ministry, which has conducted its own assessments.

Discussions surrounding the results of the industry assessment are expected to be high on the agenda of upcoming meetings of the Labour Advisory Council, (LAC).

The Labour Ministry said the industry assessment will be a critical element in charting the most appropriate course of action in establishing a framework for the swift and efficient management of issues and handling of disputes in the sector. 

It added that the recommendations by the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions, (JCTU) for establishment of a Joint Industrial Council (a workplace partnership between employers and trade unions that serves as a forum for consultation) will be discussed at the level of the LAC.

The Labour Ministry says it commenced an industry assessment into the Tourism Sector, the results of which are expected January next year.

The assessment follows a series of protests by workers of at least 4 hotels.

The workers were demanding better wages and working conditions.

In a statement today, the Labour Ministry said it is developing a strategic approach to address the concerns being reported by workers in the Tourism Sector.

It said consultations are also being held with officials of the Tourism Ministry, which has conducted its own assessments.

Discussions surrounding the results of the industry assessment are expected to be high on the agenda of upcoming meetings of the Labour Advisory Council, (LAC).

The Labour Ministry said the industry assessment will be a critical element in charting the most appropriate course of action in establishing a framework for the swift and efficient management of issues and handling of disputes in the sector. 

It added that the recommendations by the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions, (JCTU) for establishment of a Joint Industrial Council (a workplace partnership between employers and trade unions that serves as a forum for consultation) will be discussed at the level of the LAC.