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Category: Jamaica

IDT 48/2017

Manor Court Ltd. v. Barbara Rigbye

IDT 13/2020

Master Mack Enterprises v. Jermaine Watson

IDT 5/2023

MD Couriers Jamaica Limited v Chaniece Martin

IDT 1/2004

Motor Sales and Service Company Ltd. v. NWU

Summary

In July 2002, the Union claimed that most employees at the Company were union members and sought recognition for bargaining rights. The company suggested involving the Ministry of Labour, which prepared a ballot for February 2004. The company obtained an injunction

IDT 25/2013

National Commercial Bank Jamaica Ltd. v. National Commercial Bank Staff Association

Summary

The dispute arose from the decision by the company to discontinue the "Holiday House" benefit, which had been historically provided to staff, originally by a previous entity before its acquisition by the company. The Association opposed this decision, leading to a

IDT 29/2013

National Commercial Bank Jamaica Ltd. v. National Commercial Bank Staff Association

The dispute arose from the decision by the company to discontinue the "Holiday House" benefit, which had been historically provided to staff, originally by a previous entity before its acquisition by the company. The Association opposed this decision, leading to a dispute, and referral

IDT 10/2016

National Commercial Bank Jamaica Ltd. v. National Commercial Bank Staff Association

IDT 24/2016

National Commercial Bank Jamaica Ltd. v. National Commercial Bank Staff Association

IDT 62/2016

National Solid Waste Management Authority v. Jennifer Edwards

IDT 58/2017

Nestle Jamaica Ltd. v. Marlon Pernell

IDT 22/2022

North East Regional Health Authority v. Andria Deer

IDT 50/2019

North-East Regional Health Authority v. Smith

IDT 30/2016

Novelty Gimmick Ltd. v. Anife Smith

IDT 9/2020

NWC v. Marjorie Segree

IDT 39/2019

P&C Macwell Company Limited v. Chermaine Lewis

IDT 8/2013

Peter Jennings v. NCB
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