Prime Minister Gaston Browne has criticized the Antigua and Barbuda Workers Union (ABWU) for failing to adequately represent Royalton Resort workers amid ongoing grievances.
On Tuesday, employees protested for several hours over inadequate pay, poor working conditions, delayed payments, and dissatisfaction with the HR manager.
Browne accused the union of neglecting workers’ concerns despite repeated complaints, also calling out Deputy General Secretary Chester Hughes for his handling of the situation.
He urged swift action to address these issues, warning of potential further protests if left unresolved.
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Chester Hughes is only concerned with the stipend he receives from being on MBS Board and the amount of people he vote against receiving help. He has forgotten his roots now that money is rolling eeen.
Chester Hughes helped to COLLAPSE JOLLY BEACH……football freebs and plates of food
These are the kinds of things that result when you try to outlaw Unions and want employees to negotiate with you. At least they have learned from your interactions with the ex LIAT workers.
Always remember the Union is only as strong as long as the workers support so the workers did the right thing walking of the job that’s the spirit
That’s the only way you are gonna get anything done
Donot get distracted by them political pundits who pretend they are with you
They are the same one who cause this friction by giving these Slave Masters too much Concessions from the jump
Keep the unification intact and Fight-Fight until you get your justification
Donot let up or drop your guard down
Solidarity Solidarity
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