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  1. Barbados - Labour administration - Law, Act

    Employment Rights Act, 2012 (2012-9). - Legislation on-line

    Adoption: 2012-05-18 | BRB-2012-L-94144

    Part I - Preliminary
    Part II - Administration
    Part III - Employment Rights Tribunal
    Part IV - Employment Particulars
    Part V - Termination of Employment
    Part VI - Unfair Dismissal
    Part VII - Other Rights
    Part VIII - Dispute Settlement Procedure
    Part IX - Miscellaneous

  2. Barbados - Labour administration - Law, Act

    Labour Department Act (Cap. 23) - Acts on-line

    Adoption: 1978-01-01 | Date of entry into force: 1943-09-01 | BRB-1978-L-51886

    Provides for the duties of the Chief Labour Officer, Deputy Chief Labour Officer and Labour Officers in the Ministry of Labour. Authorizes these Officers to make inspections of businesses and employers. Gives theses Officers the power to enter premises and obtain information (with the exception of when any Officer has a direct or indirect interest in the business in question). Gives employers the duty to furnish requested information to the Officers and makes the failure to give requested information an offence. Prohibits the disclosure of manufacturing or industrial secrets by the Chief Labour Officer, the Deputy Chief Labour Officer and every Labour Officer. Also prohibits the disclosure of the indentification of individuals or businesses inspected in any government publication.

  3. Barbados - Labour administration - Law, Act

    Statistics Act 1958 (Cap. 192). - Act on-line (Consolidated to 1985)

    Adoption: 1958-08-04 | BRB-1958-L-73379

    Regulates the collection and publication of statistics including on: immigration and emigration; factories, mines and productive industries; income, earnings, profits and interest; social, educational, labour and industrial matters, including co-operative groups and societies, associations of employers employees and other persons generally; and injuries, accidents and compensation.


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