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Thursday, April 3, 2003
9:00 am
Mona Visitors’ Lodge & Conference Center, UWI

Schedule

Morning Session
Midday Session
Evening Session
Plenary 1:
Rethinking Labour Policy in the New Economy – National, Regional & Global

9:00 a.m.
Chairman: Ms Sandra Shirley
Senior Assistant General Manager, Wealth Management ,
NCB Group

Speaker 1 Professor Gordon Shirley,
Executive Director, Mona School of Business, UWI

Speaker 2: Professor Andrew Downes
University Director, Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social &
Economic Studies (SALISES), Cave Hill Campus, UWI

Speaker 3: Professor Charles Cambridge
Dept of Management, California State University, USA

Speaker 4: Dr Rose-Marie Antoine
Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law, Cave Hill Campus,UWI

Discussion Panel: Mr Herbert Lewis,
President, Jamaica Employers’ Federation

Senator Dwight Nelson
Vice-President, Jamaica Confederation of Trade Union

Dr Wesley Hughes
Director General, Planning Institute of Jamaica

10:30 - 11:00 B R E A K

Plenary 2:
Labour Policy & Vulnerable Groups in the New Caribbean Economy –  Preserving and Protecting the Workforce.

11:00 a.m.
Chairman: Mrs Beverly Anderson Manley
Journalist/Talk Show Host

Speaker 1 Mr John Langmore
Director, ILO Liaison Office, United Nations, New York

Speaker 2 Dr Peter Figueroa
Chief, Epidemiology & HIV/AIDS

Speaker 3 Dr Barbara Bailey
Regional Co-ordinator, Centre for Gender &
Development Studies, Mona Campus, UWI

Speaker 4 Professor Ishenkumba A. Kahwa
Head, Department of Chemistry, Mona Campus, UWI

Discussion Panel: Mr Daniel Gordon,
National Programme Director,International Programme
for The Elimination of Child Labour, ILO

Mrs Helene Davis-Whyte,
Vice President, Jamaica Confederation of Trade Union

Ms Jackie Irons
General Manager, Human Relations, Wray & Nephew Ltd

12:30 - 1:30 L U N C H

Plenary 3:
Labour Legislation & Labour Standards in the New Caribbean Economy



1:30 p.m.
Chairman: Mr Alvin McIntosh
Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Social
Security, Jamaica

Speaker 1 Professor Marius Olivier
Director, Centre for International & Comparative Labour
& Social Security Law (CICLASS), South Africa

Speaker 2 Dr Orville Taylor
Lecturer, Department of Sociology, Psychology & Social Work
Mona Campus, UWI

Speaker 3 Professor Sarosh Kuruvilla
Comparative Industrial Relations, Collective
Bargaining & Asian Studies,
Cornell University, USA

Speaker 4 Professor William Cooke
Director, Fraser Centre for Workplace Issues Wayne State University, USA

Discussion Panel: Mr Danny Roberts
Vice President, Jamaica Confederation of
Trade Unions

Mr Donovan Hunter,
Chairman, Industrial Disputes Tribunal (IDT), Jamaica

3:00 –3:15 B R E A K

3:15 - 5:00
Concurrent Policy Workshop - Gender & Child Labour

Chairman: Dr Barbara Bailey
Regional Co-ordinator, Centre for Gender & Development Studies,
Mona Campus, UWI
Facilitators: Dr Leith Dunn

Mrs Heather Ricketts

Mrs Faith Innerarity
Senior Director, Social Security
Ministry of Labour & Social Security, Jamaica


3:15 - 5:00
Concurrent Policy Workshops - Labour Policy & HIV/AIDS

Chairman: Professor Brendan Bain
Co-ordinator, UWI HARP

Facilitators: Ms Michele Jankanish
Senior Specialist, International Labour Standards & Labour Laws,
ILO Caribbean Office

Mr Rodger McLean
Lecturer, Health Economics Unit, St Augustine Campus

3:15 - 5:00
Concurrent Policy Workshops
Alternative Dispute Resolution in the New Economy

Chairman: Mr Novar McDonald
Industrial Relations Consultant -NCB

Facilitators: Mr Richard Giacolone
Director, International & Alternate Dispute Services Division
US Federal & Mediation Conciliation Services, USA

Mr Paul Hines
Parish Co-ordinator, Disputes Resolution Foundation, Jamaica

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