All publications: Saint Kitts and Nevis
Key Issues for Caribbean Employers
by Wayne Chen, President, Caribbean Employers’ Confederation (CEC)
Climate Change, Trade Policy and Low Carbon Competitiveness in SIDS
by Dr. Keith Nurse and Ms. Ginelle Greene
Caribbean voices
by Senator Dr. the Hon. Esther Byer Suckoo, Minister of Labour, Social Security and Human Resource Development, Barbados
Draft outcome document of the third International Conference on Small Island Developing States
The ILO mandate and programme of work related to Small Island Developing States
Decent Work in Caribbean Small Island Developing States
The paper identifies some of the key challenges affecting Caribbean SIDS and explores the responses for solving these issues.
Decent Work Country Programme - OECS
This Decent Work Programme (DWP) applies to full members of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS).
Brochure
A guide for Caribbean trade unionists on the CARIFORUM-European Community Economic Partnership Agreement
Brochure in response to the labour movement’s concerns about the potential effects and consequences of the CARIFORUM Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with the European Community (EC).
Highlights of ILO’S Work in the Caribbean May 2007 - March 2010
This reports on the work of the International Labour Organization’s Subregional Office for the Caribbean to its constituents in the Caribbean during the period May 2007 to March 2010.
Brochure
Workers on the move in the CSME : rights at work and benefits for workers in the CARICOM single market and economy
Brochure detailing the rights at work and benefits for workers in the Caricom Single Market and Economy
Final Report of the Sixth Meeting of Caribbean Labour Ministers Trinidad and Tobago
This reports documents the proceedings of the Sixth Meeting of Caribbean Labour Ministers.
Highlights of ILO’S Work in the Caribbean (April 2004- April 2007)
This reports on the work of the International Labour Organization’s Subregional Office for the Caribbean to its constituents in the Caribbean during the period April 2004- April 2007.