The Minister of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment, Hon. Jean-François Chaumière held a meeting with officers from the Industrial Relations and Employment divisions of MOLIRE, the Ministry of Public Infrastructure, CWA, CEB, WWA and the building contractor in charge of the Forest Side Labour Office project today for a review of progress on what is soon to become the island’s biggest labour office.
The Minister asked all those involved in the project that he is expecting all remaining items to be completed so that the new building is handed over by mid April.
The new building, found at Célicourt Antelme Street in Forest Side, where the former Regional Labour Office also stood, is 6000 square feet in total at a cost of about Rs 14 million. It will be housing officers from the Labour and Industrial Relations Division, in charge of dealing with all work-related complaints. The Employment Division responsible for dealing with employment enquiries and placements will also be found there. Officers from the Mediation and Conciliation unit will also be present.
The current Regional Labour Office was temporarily transferred to Lees St in Curepipe at the start of works on the Forest Side building in February 2009.
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