The Voice of Labour
Sexual Harassment at Work in Guyana — What the Law Says and What Workers Can Do
Sexual harassment in the workplace can leave workers facing an uncomfortable choice between protecting their livelihood and speaking out against...
Read moreDetailsWomen Push for Equality as Guyana Rewrites Labour Laws
As Guyana moves to overhaul its labour laws, women are pressing to ensure that the country's new employment framework does...
Read moreDetailsWorkers Must Claim the Wealth Their Labour Creates
Guyana’s workers have a right to enjoy the sweat of their labour. That means more than receiving salary at the...
Read moreDetailsWorkers Must Have a Seat at the Decision-Making Table
Workers are not merely the hands that produce, the feet that carry, or the voices that execute decisions made elsewhere....
Read moreDetailsHow Workers Can Lose Their Rights Without Realising It
A trade union is often most visible when workers are on a picket line, demanding higher wages, safer workplaces or...
Read moreDetailsWhen We Stop Fighting for Freedom, We Begin to Lose It
A dangerous habit is taking root in our society: we are becoming too comfortable with the erosion of rights that...
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The Demerara Rebellion of 1823: Collective Bargaining By Slave Revolt
By Christian Høgsbjerg- August 2023 marks the bicentenary of one of the most important revolts by enslaved people in the...
Read moreDetailsYoung Workers Face Shrinking Opportunities in Global Jobs Market
Young people around the world are finding it increasingly difficult to secure decent work, with global youth unemployment rising and...
Read moreDetailsILO Calls for Equal Treatment for Older Workers
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has set out a comprehensive framework aimed at protecting the rights, dignity, and economic security...
Read moreDetailsFreedom Is Not a Favour—It Is a Right
Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) Emancipation Message 2026 Freedom Is Not a Favour—It Is a Right On August 1, 1838,...
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