
Colin Jordan
Colin Jordan is the Minister of Labour, Social Security and the Third Sector in Barbados. He has recently been in the news due to his concerns over the impending closure of Berger Paints, which is set to cease operations in the country in 2026. Jordan highlighted the impact of this decision on the 44 workers affected, emphasizing the need for meaningful consultations and the importance of considering the human aspect in business decisions. His statements reflect a commitment to protecting workers' rights and advocating for responsible corporate practices in Barbados.
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Barbados Labour Minister voices concern over closure of Berger paints




















