All resources: Trinidad and Tobago
Session 1: Tools for improving employability of youth - Diego Rei, ILO Specialist, Employment and Labour Market
ILO Subregional Tripartite Meeting: Key selected topics for the future of work in the Caribbean
Concept Note Four - Social dialogue in the region: How to sustain the achievements of the EU-ILO Project
Concept Note One - Tools for improving employability of youth
Concept Note Three - Building resilient societies in a disaster prone world: The role of decent work
Women in Business and Management: Gaining Momentum in the Caribbean
This report responds to the need for further research into women in business and management in the Caribbean to provide companies and EBMOs with the very information they could benefit from.
Factsheet - Women in business and management: Gaining momentum in the Caribbean
Women’s labour force participation in the Caribbean has been traditionally high and often outperforms neighbouring countries as well as many advanced economies.
Bid for the Sale of a Station Wagon
The ILO Decent Work Team and Office for the Caribbean is pleased to invite you to submit a bid for the sale of a Station Wagon (5 door) Ford Focus, PCF 8514. The chassis number is: WF0WXXGCDW7577533. The car will be offered “WHERE IS, AS IS”. For...
Caribbean Cooperative Management Training Programme
Step-by-step guide to planning and starting a cooperative
This Manual is designed to help promoters and organizers eliminate mistakes and minimize risks that may occur during the formation stages of the cooperative and later on when it is fully operational.
Caribbean Cooperative Management Training Programmes: Module 3 - Cooperative Organization and Management
The purpose of this module is to help you understand the way a cooperative needs to be organized and managed. It follows from the Module 2: Starting a Cooperative Enterprise and is designed specifically for staff, committee and board members,...
Caribbean Cooperative Management Training Programmes: Module 2 - Starting a Cooperative Enterprise
The purpose of this module is to provide a step by step guide for those seeking to start a new cooperative. This module is designed specifically for entrepreneurs and individuals who have adopted the cooperative as the preferred form of business...
Caribbean Cooperative Management Training Programmes: Module 1 - What is a Cooperative Enterprise
The purpose of Module 1 is to help the reader understand the history, evolution and continued relevance of the cooperative enterprise as a viable alternative to other forms of business enterprises.
Mapping of youth employment interventions in Caribbean countries: Antigua and Barbuda Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica,...
Warning: this document is a draft. Notwithstanding the substantive amount of work and research carried out for its completion, it may still contain omissions or errors. It is made available solely for the purpose of verification and correction or...
Agenda
ILO/ACCU resilience-building workshop in Anguilla
Advancing domestic workers’ rights through cooperatives in Trinidad and Tobago: An ILO, NUDE and SWCC initiative
This brief summarizes one example of the ILO’s work in advancing domestic workers’ cooperatives. The ILO supported the National Union of Domestic Workers (NUDE) in Trinidad and Tobago to provide their members with access to employment opportunities...
Domestic workers in Trinidad and Tobago moving toward enhancing sustainability of their cooperative
The ILO partnered with the Service Workers Centre Cooperative Society (SWCC) in Trinidad and Tobago to organize a workshop to discuss concrete steps toward enhancing the sustainability of the cooperative.
Final Report
The Future of Work in the Caribbean: What do we know? What do we need to know?
A basic look at Make Work programs in the Caribbean: evidence from the CEPEP in Trinidad: Dr Roger Hosein, Senior Lecturer and Coordinator,...
Meeting Programme
The Future of Work in the Caribbean: What do we know? What do we need to know?
CEC and CCL host 2nd Regional Bipartite meeting
This Regional Bipartite Meeting is dedicated to discussion and adoption on joint policy positions which the regional organizations CCL and CEC will advocate and promote within CARICOM forums and their affiliates will champion at the national level.
Conclusions of the CEC-CCL 2nd Regional Bipartite Meeting
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