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Clotil Walcott
Clotil Walcott (7 September 1925, Wellington Street, St. Joseph, Trinidad and Tobago – 20 November 2007) was a trade unionist in Trinidad and Tobago.
==Early experiences==
Six years after Clotil Walcott was born her parents moved to Arima in search of employment. She attended the St. Joseph Roman Catholic school and then the Arima Roman Catholic School. Her first working experience was in a dry goods store and later began work at the Ministry of Agriculture's Central Experimental Station at Centeno but, a few years later, was among a group of workers at the Station who were ‘laid off’ on grounds of redundancy.
In February 1964, she began employment at the Cannings Poultry Processing Plant in Arima. This was a branch of the larger Cannings Group of Companies which included, among its many subsidiaries, a chain of supermarkets, stationery stores, meat wholesalers, a soft drink and ice cream factory and many others. According to Walcott, it was her bitter experiences with both the union and the employer while working with this company for fifteen years which, helped to develop her interest in the oppression and exploitation of working women.〔(Clotil Walcott 1925-2007 - A Tribute - By Dr. Rhoda Reddock )〕
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