By NEIL HARTNELL

Tribune Business Editor

The Bahamas' conciliation system for resolving labour disputes "leaves a lot to be desired", the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce's chief executive said yesterday, with this week's tripartite workshop on mediation issues aiming to reduce costs and time lost over such situations.

Winston Rolle told Tribune Business that the workshop, which has involved some 30 representatives from the Bahamian private sector, trade unions and the Government gathering at Mario's Bowling & Entertainment Centre under the International Labour Organisation's (ILO) watch, was designed to ensure the three parties were "on the same page" when ...

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