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Franklyn says nurses will step up protest on Monday - Barbados Today

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Outspoken trade unionist Caswell Franklyn has warned that the ongoing industrial action by nurses will be stepped up on Monday. The Opposition senator said his union is open to returning to the table and is still prepared to negotiate, but he stressed “we are not prepared to go back”. “This is not a political. To […]

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