The Antigua Trades and Labour Union -AT&LU- has strongly condemned the port authority for calling in the police during industrial action at the facility yesterday.

Industrial action by Financial Services Regulatory Commission (FSRC) employees yesterday forced their bosses to finally set a date to discuss new terms relating to contracts and restructuring, among other things.

August 15, 2012, St. John’s, Antigua–Two weeks have passed since the two suspended Emergency Medical Services (EMS) workers returned to [...]

The Antigua Trades & Labour Union (AT&LU) has decried the extended suspensions of several immigration and prison officers who were sent off the job by officials at the Ministry of National Security for as long as three years.

Minister responsible for the Port Authority Trevor Walker has promised he would soon address some of the burning issues plaguing the cash-strapped and overstaffed institution.

Fourteen employees from the Marketing Department of West Indies Oil Company called in sick yesterday, halting the company’s distribution of cooking gas and slowing down operations in other departments.

Antigua Labour Party (ALP) stalwart and political hopeful Daven Joseph has no intentions to sit back and accept the use of a poll to select the election candidate in All Saints’ West.

Job cuts may be in the pipeline for the employees at the indigenous State Insurance Corporation (SIC) as the management seeks to improve its technological platform.

Yet another division of the public service is engaged in industrial action as the dispute over unpaid risk allowance to government workers continues to widen.

The Antigua Trades & Labour Union (AT&LU) has threatened “to take whatever action it deems appropriate” if Emergency Medical Services (EMS) workers do not receive