More rumblings from within the labour movement.

The Amalgamated Workers Union sends a stern warning to the Keith Rowley government to settle negotiations or else.

President Michael Prentice says an election has been called but collective bargaining agreements are outstanding.

Speaking on i95.5fm yesterday, Mr. Prentice said the workers feel disrespected by those they elected into office.

Mr. Prentice said the working class has had enough of the unfair treatment.

The union leader warned that failure to present an offer will not be accepted.

But economist Dr. Roger Hosein feels job security is better than increased salaries at this time.

Dr. Hosein tells Newscenter 5 unions should exercise patience.

Further, Dr. Hosein pointed out yesterday that workers across the globe are facing the same issues and it would make no sense if demands are made and people are sent home.

On Tuesday several unions called on government to settle outstanding negotiations.

Associations representing police, fire and prison officers said members are 7 years behind.