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CAL under fire for hiring practices
Trinidad Guardian:- Published: Wednesday, July 4, 2018 Caribbean Airlines Limited (CAL) came under criticism yesterday for breaching its own recruitment policy. With the safety of passengers and security in mind, the Joint Select Committee...
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'Bleeding' vegan burger 'could destroy beef industry'
Sky News:- A vegan burger that "bleeds" has been labelled an "existential threat" to New Zealand's beef industry by politicians. Air New Zealand is serving the Impossible Burger, which is made from synthetic meat using wheat, coconut oil,...
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Saint Lucian bakers get training
Press Release:- On Wednesday, June 27th, 2018, ADM Caribbean Agro Industries Limited and Barbados Mills Ltd hosted a one-day interactive baking seminar for bakers, caterers and all users of flour in an effort to “transfer and sharpen the...
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NWU and DBC sign 16th industrial agreement
Press Release:- The Management Du Boulay’s Bottling Company and the National Workers Union (NWU) signed their sixteenth industrial agreement this week. Over one hundred (100) clerical, sales and plant operatives will benefit from the new...
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Invitation to apply for vending in Castries
Press Release:- The Castries Constituency Council invites applications from vendors interested in operating vending trays/booths within the city during the Carnival 2018 celebrations. Interested persons are asked to register and make payments...
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LIAT reintroduces flights to St. Thomas
Antigua Observer:- In response to appeals from passengers, LIAT has reinstated its Antigua to St. Thomas service that the company discontinued on March 14, 2017. As of Monday July 2, and every Monday, Wednesday and Friday thereafter, the...
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Antigua: Leewind Paints closes, staff not paid
Antigua Observer:- Leewind Paints (1980) Ltd. has temporarily closed its doors in Antigua andBarbuda, leaving an unknown number of staff jobless after two months without pay. In a letter to staff dated June 29, managing director, Hugh Marshall...
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Saint Lucia Clarifies Position on LIAT
Press Release:- Prime Minister Honourable Allen Chastanet has clarified the Government of Saint Lucia’s position on LIAT following reports carried by local and regional media that Saint Lucia will subsidise the airline. “We support LIAT as...
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