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As Trinidad and Tobago commemorates Labour Day today, the National Trade Union Centre of Trinidad and Tobago (NATUC) has issued a strong call for renewed commitment to workers’ rights, fair wages, and social justice.
In its Labour Day 2026 message, NATUC reminded citizens that the holiday is not merely a day off but a solemn recognition of the struggles and sacrifices that secured dignity, fair wages, safe working conditions, and respect in the workplace. The organisation stressed that these principles remain vital as workers continue to face rising living costs, wage stagnation, and job insecurity.
NATUC expressed concern over prolonged delays in collective bargaining negotiations, noting that many workers have waited years for settlements while inflation steadily erodes their earnings. “Justice delayed is justice denied,” the statement declared, emphasising that collective bargaining is a fundamental right and cornerstone of industrial democracy.
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