Gibraltar marks Workers' Memorial Day

It is a UN-backed initiative to improve safety in the workplace and remember those who have lost their lives in unsafe labour conditions

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Gibraltar

Friday, 3 May 2024, 10:00

On Monday this week Gibraltar marked Workers' Memorial Day, the UN backed initiative to improve safety in the workplace and remember those who have lost their lives in unsafe labour conditions.

Gibraltar government minister Christian Santos led a ceremony in the Alameda botanic gardens at which representatives of trade unions and public and professional bodies were present.

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