The SLTUF is an umbrella organization representing several trade unions in Saint Lucia. It was founded in 1971 and is affiliated with the Caribbean Congress of Labour (CCL). The SLTUF's mission is to represent and protect the interests of working people in Saint Lucia. It does this by lobbying the government, advocating for reforms, and providing educational and training programs for trade union members.
The St. Lucia Workers Union (SLWU)
The SLWU is the largest trade union in Saint Lucia. It was founded in 1949 and represents a wide range of workers, including teachers, public employees, and nurses. The SLWU is affiliated with the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC). The SLWU's mission is to improve the lives of working people in Saint Lucia by securing better wages, working conditions, and benefits.
The National Workers Union (NWU)
The NWU is the second largest trade union in Saint Lucia. It was founded in 1974 and represents workers in the private sector, including those working in tourism, banking, and transportation. The NWU is affiliated with the Latin American Central of Workers (CLAT). The NWU's mission is to organize and mobilize workers to achieve economic justice and social well-being.
The United Workers Union (UWU)
The UWU is a smaller trade union in Saint Lucia, representing both private sector and public sector workers. It was founded in the early 1980s and aims to protect workers' rights and promote social justice.