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Air traffic controllers face mounting pressure amid chronic staffing shortage
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Air traffic controllers face mounting pressure amid chronic staffing shortage
The nation’s two main unions warned the government on Monday that they will not accept further delays in tackling long-standing problems affecting air traffic controllers at Grantley Adams International Airport, after a shortage of staff forced the partial closure of Barbados’ airspace at the weekend. The Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) and the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) said they will not accept any more “long talk” about the issues,…
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