Photo: BITU BRIGADE
Some of Jamaica's foremost trade unionists — all associated with the Bustamante Industrial Trade Union (BITU) — pose for a rare photo following the recent conferment of national honour, the Order of Jamaica, on former Member of Parliament Clifton Stone (left). Others from left are MP and Minister of State Ruddy Spencer; former National Security Minister and Senator Dwight Nelson; BITU President Senator Kavan Gayle; and Speaker of the House of Representatives, MP Pearnel Charles Snr.
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November 4, 2017

Photo: BITU BRIGADE

Some of Jamaica’s foremost trade unionists — all associated with the Bustamante Industrial Trade Union (BITU) — pose for a rare photo following the recent conferment of national honour, the Order of Jamaica, on former Member of Parliament Clifton Stone (left). Others from left are MP and Minister of State Ruddy Spencer; former National Security Minister and Senator Dwight Nelson; BITU President Senator Kavan Gayle; and Speaker of the House of Representatives, MP Pearnel Charles Snr.

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