Antigua Sun: "According to Mark Darby, Chief Executive Officer of LIAT, the company has not breached Antigua’s Labour Code by requiring pilots to work on public holidays at the normal rate of pay.
Darby issued the statement as reassurance to members of the Leeward Islands Airline Pilots Association (LIALPA) and in response to comments in certain sections of the Caribbean media, which suggested that LIALPA considered initiating industrial action to press for a special premium/public holiday rate of pay for pilots."
Darby issued the statement as reassurance to members of the Leeward Islands Airline Pilots Association (LIALPA) and in response to comments in certain sections of the Caribbean media, which suggested that LIALPA considered initiating industrial action to press for a special premium/public holiday rate of pay for pilots."
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