If the Barbados Workers Union has its way, a major change will come to the tourism sector – one that could significantly improve the conditions of service for workers in the industry.
BWU General Secretary Toni Moore is confident it will happen.
She was speaking at a rally for hotel workers at BWU’s Solidarity House headquarters, last evening.
Our Krystal Hoyte was there and joined the CBC NewsNight with the details.
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