Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda VIDEO | BREAKING: APUA Employees Walk Off Job
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda VIDEO | BREAKING: APUA Employees Walk Off Job

VIDEO | BREAKING: APUA Employees Walk Off Job

9 March 2026 - 08:50

VIDEO | BREAKING: APUA Employees Walk Off Job

9 March 2026 - 08:50

Employees at APUA have walked off the job at the Cassada Gardens facility over poor working conditions and other issues and are heading towards the APUA Headquarters.

VIDEO | BREAKING: APUA Employees Walk Off Job

photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel

 

Led by their union, the Antigua and Barbuda Trades and Labour Union, the employees were spotted on Old Parham Road at around 8:30am.

VIDEO | BREAKING: APUA Employees Walk Off Job

photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel

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12 Comments

  1. I love the solidarity. First ABS now APUA. What’s going on

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  2. APUA already got enough problems with water and electricity, now workers walking out too? Lord help we

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    • APUA workers fed up now. If the conditions really bad, management need to fix that quick quick

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  3. APUA workers fed up now. If the conditions really bad, management need to fix that quick quick.

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  4. I hope this send a message to the relevant government authorities. ABS now APUA and many other government entities I supposed. A lot of people are complaining about conditions in government buildings.

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  5. They look like they came truly prepared for this walk. Sending messages about our health and more to many work places! We deserve better! BETTER MUST COME

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  6. Shame shame shame, hit me high, hit me low. Can’t get water, can’t get electricity and they can’t have workers. Is it just a thing of the government or a thing of this country to have people working in unsafe conditions?

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  7. We just had a grand affair for Robin Yearwood saying about legacy and what a great job he did. how did we end up here now? the legacy was a fake or what? dont try to blame this on Medford Nicholas he just come.

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  8. I want all hoteliers to see this!!!

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  9. Some of them don’t walk so much in a decade(s) 😄 power to the people still!✊🏽✊🏽

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  10. Bright and early like that. lol . Fire the Minister

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  11. Well these people mean business

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