Daily Archives: Mar 14, 2018

The leader of the country’s main opposition party would be creating mischief in public office by implying that a United Progressive Party government (UPP) would take on the liability of several private companies that are now defunct.

Officials within the Ministry of Works and Housing have until the end of the business day on Friday to make good on a promise to pay outstanding back pay to workers at the Bendals and Burma quarries

Over 50 employees of three companies formerly owned by convicted fraudster Allen Stanford left a meeting Monday night in high spirits, based on a promise the leader of the country’s main opposition party made to them regarding outstanding severance.

The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) and the Barbados-based financial technology company, Bitt Inc., have signed a memorandum of understanding to conduct a pilot on blockchain technology in the ECCB member countries

United Progressive Party (UPP) senator Damani Tabor has sued the government, seeking damages in connection with his 2016 arrest and detention.

The Police Service Commission (PSC) has reportedly been instructed not to investigate allegations that a senior male police officer has been making unwanted sexual advances towards his male subordinates.

We will conclude our glance at the 2018 Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) manifesto, “Vision 2023 and Beyond …” beginning with the party’s plans for public sector workers.  After blaming the United Progressive Party (UPP) for all of its woes, the ABLP has made some grand promises to public servants that may actually prove problematic as they have the potential to alienate employees in the private sector.  

All British American Insurance Company Limited (BAICO) policyholders seeking to be a part of a discrimination suit against the government of Trinidad and Tobago have until tomorrow to do so.

The ruling New National Party (NNP) was returned to office on Tuesday winning eight of the seats declared so far in Tuesday's general election.