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Nov 07, 2012 News
The Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FITUG) is set to elect a new executive today during its biennial 4th Delegates’ Conference.
The event, which will be addressed by President Donald Ramotar, will also see a review of the work of the Federation since its last Conference in 2010.
According to FITUG, delegates are to be charged with setting goals and objectives for the organization until its next conference in 2014, elect members of the General Council, as well as an Executive Committee.
Ashton Chase, Attorney-at-Law and Senior Counsel, will deliver the charge to delegates to conclude the day’s conference.
The forum, under the theme “Workers Right to Secure Food and a Clean Environment”, will be held at the Regency Suites, Georgetown.
The conference is the highest decision-making forum of the Federation. Some 80 delegates have been registered to attend the important conference from FITUG’s affiliates – the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU), the National Association of Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Employees (NAACIE), the Guyana Labour Union (GLU), and the Clerical and Commercial Workers Union (CCWU).
Holding the Presidency of FITUG is GLU’s Carvil Duncan.
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