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 President of (CTUSAB) 2010 to present
Mr. Cedric Murrell was educated at the Combermere School. He received his tertiary education in Public Administration at the University of the West Indies (UWI) and also holds a Diploma in Air Navigation Systems Management from the IATA Training Institute.
Apart from a brief stint in teaching, Mr. Murrell has from 1972 spent all of his working life as an Air Traffic Controller. He is currently the Chief Air Traffic Control Officer.
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President of (CTUSAB) 1995 to 2010
Senator Sir Roy Trotman is a highly respected trade unionist who since joining the labour movement in 1971 has achieved notable results throughout this career.
His commitment to action rather than sheer rhetoric has been the predominant force behind the many positions of leadership he has held locally, regionally and internationally.
He joined the Barbados Workers’ Union as Personal Assistant to the then General Secretary before he was appointed Deputy General Secretary/Director of Organizing nine (9) years later. In these roles, he was largely responsible for negotiations, grievance handling, organizing and education in labour studies. He acted as General Secretary for eight (8) months before his election to that position on 29th August 1992.
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General Secretary of (CTUSAB) 2002 to present
In the year 2002, Dennis de Peiza assumed the office of General Secretary of the Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados. Prior to this he held the offices of Treasurer (1998-2000) and Assistant General Secretary (2000-2002) respectively.
As a teacher trade unionist, he held the offices of President, General Secretary and Public Relations Officer of the Barbados Union of Teachers, and has served on the Executive Council of that union for twenty one years.
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General Secretary of (CTUSAB) 1995 to 2000
Patrick joined the staff of the Lodge School in September 1962 and under the influence of teachers like Sir. Alexander Hoyos and David Poe, both of whom had held office in the then Association of Assistant Teachers in Secondary Schools (AATSS), he became a member of this organisation. A short while later he was invited to serve on the Executive as a Staff Representative for the Lodge School. And so began his long tenure and unflinching dedication to the trade union movement.
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