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Gov't 'not honouring' industrial agreements

Graduate teaching assistants on strike: Western University - London

“This is all employees on campus fight. Everyone is standing in solidarity, and we will stand in solidarity with them when it’s their turn to bargain as well.”

Melia middle managers' dismissal claim survives

Notes from the Northeast Community College Board of Governors meeting

The Northeast Community College Board of Governors met Thursday over a Zoom call at noon.

KFC franchise faces 'total survival mode'

* Warns union of site closings, 'even shutdown' * Rejects BHMA claims on Christmas bonus By NEIL HARTNELL nhartnell@tribunemedia.net The Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) franchise warned trade unions over one month ago it was "in absolute survival mode" and may have to close locations or "even shutdown" with revenues off 50 percent. The fast food outlet and its operating parent, Restaurant (Bahamas) Ltd, cited COVID-19's "devastating effect" and the urgent need to make adjustments that cut expenses and conserved cash as it rejected assertions by Obie Ferguson, the Trades Union Congress (TUC) president, that it was acting in bad faith over plans to alter the staff's Christmas bonus.

Union tensions rising on Xmas bonus cuts

* Adds KFC another firm where issue emerged * Fears could 'get out of hand', 'interesting holiday' By NEIL HARTNELL nhartnell@tribunemedia.net A trade union leader yesterday blasted that it was "pure disrespect" for employers not to consult over cutting contractually-agreed Christmas bonuses as industrial tensions continued to rise. Obie Ferguson, the Trades Union Congress (TUC) president, told Tribune Business that private sector employers were now following the public sector's lead in "unilaterally varying" the terms of valid industrial agreements by seeking to either cut or not pay Christmas bonuses that are included in the terms of those deals. Revealing that Restaurants Bahamas, the Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) franchise operator, was seeking to reduce Christmas bonuses as it seeks to reduce expenses amid COVID-19's economic devastation, Mr Ferguson said trade unions were not opposed to this but, rather, the way it was being done.