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Foster ‘eating, sleeping, behaving well’ at 107 (opens the original)
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Centenarian John Foster turned 107 on Monday. And yesterday, with the usual sparkle in his eyes and the sharp wit for which he is known, he quipped to the MIDWEEK NATION: “I don’t have any dull moments. I sleep well, eat well and I behave well.” The former health inspector of Pool, St John, celebrated the milestone with about 50 guests, including four generations of his offspring at a luncheon hosted in his honour at Waves Hotel in Paynes Bay, St James, last Sunday. He was over the moon with gle
Sir Stephen Emtage has passed away (opens the original)
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“Barbados’ first director of Finance and Planning, Sir Stephen Emtage has died. Nationnews understands the former Public Servant who was bestowed a Knighthood for his outstanding contribution to the financial services in Barbados’ public and private sectors, passed away at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital yesterday. Sir Stephen entered the Public Service as an administrative assistant during the administration of a colonial government and rose to the position of director of Finance and Planning in t
Rowe seeks audit of NHC repairs (opens the original)
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Member of Parliament for St Michael North West Neil Rowe has raised questions about the funding of one of the National Housing Corporation’s home repair programmes and has asked that a special audit be carried out by the Auditor General if the answers to questions he posed were not forthcoming. While Rowe gave “wholehearted” support to a resolution for the acquisition of land at Ebenezer, St Philip, for housing, he told the House of Assembly yesterday: “I also believe it is our responsibility as
Mottley: Pay on time (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has defended workers’ rights to pay and has advised them to educate themselves on the conditions and provisions surrounding such rights. “Once a worker has done the work, the employer must pay money on time. The employer must not take money from their pay packet without proper authority,” Mottley said yesterday, reinforcing the provisions set out in the Protection of Wages Bill, 2026, which was later passed after extensive debate in two successive sittings of the
Jordan slams mistreatment of workers (opens the original)
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Government is sending a strong message to employers in Barbados about the treatment of workers, as it brought legislation yesterday to ensure employees enjoy fair treatment and better conditions of work. The Protection Of Wages Bill, 2026, debated in the House of Assembly yesterday, spells out expected conditions which employers are expected to meet. Minister of Labour, Social Security and the Third Sector Colin Jordan said Government would not allow exploitation of workers in Barbados in any fo
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