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Workers' protection : the case of Trinidad and Tobago

By:

Moonilal, Roodal

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: ILO Caribbean Office Port of SpainTT 2001Description: vi, 58 pAction note:

9/2/02 JOY_D

Summary: Presents an analyzes of the status of worker protection in Trinidad and Tobago. Describes the main situations in which workers lack sufficient protection and identifies the problem areas occasioned by a lack of insufficient protection for workers. Places particular emphasis on the legal and procedural avenues for worker protection, representation and redress of selected categories of workers in the labour market.

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Presents an analyzes of the status of worker protection in Trinidad and Tobago. Describes the main situations in which workers lack sufficient protection and identifies the problem areas occasioned by a lack of insufficient protection for workers. Places particular emphasis on the legal and procedural avenues for worker protection, representation and redress of selected categories of workers in the labour market.

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