Barbados: fostering economic development through social partnership

Tayo. Fashoyin

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Analyses the framework and processes of labour relations and social partnership at the national level in Barbados and explores experiences of social dialogue in relation to improving productivity, technical and vocational education, occupational health and safety and in the tourism sector. Includes a comparison of social dialogue in other Carribean countries.

Keywords: social pact.; labour relations; tripartism; institutional framework; economic development; labour market; employment; unemployment; trade union.; employers organization; collective bargaining; productivity.; vocational education; vocational training.; occupational health; occupational safety; tourism; enterprise level; statistical table; pacte social; relations de travail; tripartisme; cadre institutionnel; développement économique; marché du travail; emploi; chômage; syndicat; organisation patronale; négociation collective; productivité; enseignement professionnel; formation professionnelle; santé au travail; sécurité du travail; tourisme; niveau de l'entreprise; tableau statistique; pacto social; relaciones laborales; tripartismo; organización institucional; desarrollo económico; mercado de trabajo; empleo; desempleo; sindicato; organización de empleadores; negociación colectiva; productividad; enseñanza profesional; formación profesional; salud en el trabajo; seguridad en el trabajo; turismo; a nivel de la empresa; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 68 pages
Date: 2001
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Published in Working paper series, InFocus Programme on Strengthening Social Dialogue.

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