Court Orders BEMU Members Back to Work After Industrial Action Disrupts Schools

ewnews.com 02 Sep

The Bahamas

Court Orders BEMU Members Back to Work After Industrial Action Disrupts Schools — Sources: ewnews.com

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The Supreme Court has ordered members of the Bahamas Educators Managerial Union to return to work and barred them from continuing industrial action following widespread disruption at public schools on Tuesday. The interim injunction, granted by Justice Darron Ellis, restrains BEMU, its officers and members from taking part in strike activity or […]

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Court Orders BEMU Members Back to Work After Industrial Action Disrupts Schools

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