All resources: Trinidad and Tobago
ILO Caribbean Studies and Working Papers No. 7
Workers' Protection: The Case of Trinidad and Tobago
The paper is the result a request by the ILO's tripartite constituents to carry out more research in order to determine the status of workers’ protection and to enhance the protection of workers working under conditions of “contract labour”.
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...
ILO Caribbean studies and working papers, No. 2
The employment impact of restructuring and privatization in Trinidad and Tobago
This report traces the country's transition through restructuring and privatization and calls attention to their effects on jobs and employment.
Workers’ Protection: The Case of Trinidad and Tobago
This is one of the national studies, undertaken by the ILO in preparation for the discussion at the ILC in 2006.
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).
Domestic workers in the Caribbean : a reference handbook
The reference handbook contains the Regional Strategy to improve the Status, Terms and Conditions of Work of Domestic workers in the Caribbean
Final Report of the Second Meeting of Caribbean Labour Ministers, Guyana 1998
This reports documents the proceedings of the Second Meeting of Caribbean Labour Ministers.
Handbook
Handbook for Joint Safety and Health Committees in the English-Speaking Caribbean
The objective of this Handbook to provide some of these guidelines in a form that takes the specifics of the Caribbean into account.
Study
The Challenge of Youth Unemployment in the Caribbean: the Role of Youth Employment Training Programmes
This Study was commissioned by the ILO Caribbean Office. It was undertaken by Dennis Pantin, Economist and Researcher at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus in 1996.
Final Report of the First Meeting of Caribbean Labour Ministers, Trinidad and Tobago 1996
This reports documents the proceedings of the First Meeting of Caribbean Labour Ministers.
Employment effects of multinational enterprises in export processing zones in the Caribbean
Multinational Enterprises Programme Working Paper No. 42
Multinational enterprises and employment in the Caribbean, with special reference to Trinidad and Tobago
Multinational Enterprises Programme Working Paper No. 20
The Future of Work in Trinidad and Tobago: Why Does Decent Work Matter?
The ILO, in collaboration with the Employers' Consultative Association, breakfast meeting on the future of work in Trinidad and Tobago: Why does decent work matter?
Workshop on reporting on ILO Conventions and Recommendations
The purpose of the Workshop is to provide training on the planning, preparation and writing the reports to government officials who coordinate the preparation of reports on International Labour Standards.
Enhancing school-to-work transition: An examination of the experiences and good practices of the Brazilian Apprenticeship System - Grenada...
The objectives of the Seminar are to share more in-depth information on the experiences and good practices of the Brazilian Apprenticeship System as well as identify opportunities for further South-South Cooperation and Technical Assistance to...
Programme for the Promotion of Management and Labour Cooperation (PROMALCO)
To enhance management-labour cooperation and promote respect for fundamental principles and rights at work as a means for improving the productivity and competitiveness of enterprises.
Development of the Caribbean Labour Market Information System (CLMIS)
To develop and strengthen national labour market information systems that would generate reliable, timely and internationally-comparable labour statistics for use by government policy-makers, employers and trade unionists.
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