All resources: Barbados
Guide
Labour administration services in the Caribbean : a guide 2nd Edition
This Guide has been prepared essentially with a view to helping labour officials and practitioners in the labour administration field to have a better understanding of the range and scope of labour administration services, in keeping with ILO...
Working Action on HIV/AIDS
Library
Combating the worst forms of child labour - A project of the ILO Subregional Office for the Caribbean and the Government of Canada
Final Report of the Fifth Meeting of Caribbean Labour Ministers, The Bahamas 2004
This reports documents the proceedings of the Fifth Meeting of Caribbean Labour Ministers.
Barbados: Report to the Government Eleventh Actuarial Review of the National Insurance, Unemployment and Severance Funds as of 31 December...
Barbados The Situation of Children in the Worst Forms of Child Labour in a tourism economy: A Rapid Assessment
Fact Sheet: Child Labour in Barbados
Workers’ Educational Manual
Glossary of industrial relations and related terms and concepts for trade unionists
This glossary includes some of the new terms amd concepts as well as those well-established and frequently used ones with which trade unionists and industrial relations practitioners are familiar.
Workers’ Educational Manual
Trade unions and globalization : a Caribbean workers' education guide
This Manual attempts to identify a practical trade union response to globalization and challenges the users of the Manual, through a series of exercises at the end of each chapter, to enquire further.
Workers’ Educational Manual
Trade union administration : a Caribbean workers' education guide
This Manual captures the essentials for effective trade union administration in a modern environment and through exercises at the end of the chapters, seeks to reinforce on the trade union practitioner the importance of the approaches which have...
Workers’ Education Manual
New Issues in Collective Bargaining A Caribbean Workers’ Education Guide
Manual on new issues in collective bargaining. This publication is one in a series of Workers’ Educational Manuals that have been developed by the ILO Caribbean Office.
Rt. Hon. Owen Arthur, Prime Minister of Barbados addresses the International Labour Conference
GENEVA (ILO News) - The Rt. Hon. Owen Arthur, Prime Minister of Barbados, guest of honour at the 90 th Session of the International Labour Conference, today condemned the linkage of labour standards and trade as "immoral and counter productive,"...
Publication
Caribbean labour relations systems : an overview 1st Edition
This book presents some current issues confronting governments and the social partners - representatives of trade unions and employers and their organizations.
Employers' Handbook on HIV/AIDS - A guide for action - IOE/UNAIDS
Final Report of the Fourth Meeting of Caribbean Labour Ministers, Barbados 2002
This reports documents the proceedings of the Fourth Meeting of Caribbean Labour Ministers.
Jobs, gender and small enterprises in the Caribbean : lessons from Barbados, Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago
SEED Working Paper No. 19 - Series on women’s entrepreneurship development and gender in enterprises (WEDGE)
Guide
Labour administration services in the Caribbean : a guide 1st Edition
The guide gives an overview of key elements in labour administration and industrial relations.
Final Report of the Third Meeting of Caribbean Labour Ministers, Jamaica 2000
This reports documents the proceedings of the Third Meeting of Caribbean Labour Ministers.
ILO Caribbean studies and working papers, No. 6
Best Practices in Small Enterprise Development: A Caribbean Perspective
This study is the outcome of desk and field research carried out in 1998 and 1999 by the Caribbean Multidisciplinary Advisory Team of the International Labour Organization (ILO/CAMAT). Its aim is to provide a deeper insight into the accomplishments...
Study
Revisiting the challenge of youth employment in the Caribbean
This 1999 Study: "Revisiting the Challenge of Youth Employment: case studies of Barbados, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago” updates an earlier study which was conducted in 1996 (Pantin, 1996).
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