Thirty officers accountable for dispute decision from throughout the Caribbean will collect on 9 and 10 October for a Symposium hosted by the Worldwide Labour Group (ILO) to determine options that may enhance their nationwide labour dispute prevention and backbone methods.
Like many areas all over the world, Caribbean labour dispute prevention and backbone methods usually face restricted accessibility, independence and accountability, in addition to scarce sources, advanced procedural necessities, and insufficient treatments.
Through the two-day occasion, collaborating nations will share data and finest practices to beat the myriad of obstacles that inhibit establishing and sustaining truthful, efficient and sustainable dispute decision methods. The challenges, amongst different causes, stem from unclear or inconsistent authorized frameworks, a number of mechanisms or boards that create jurisdictional uncertainty and overlap, and the exclusion of these whose employment standing is unclear.
