Connect with us

National

BTVI Will Not Accept Subpar And Inferior Benefits, Says Union Chief

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Bahamas Union of Auxiliary Professions in Education, speaking out once again, this time claiming there’s no upward career path opportunities for staff and middle managers employed at the Bahamas Technical Vocational Institute.

Published

5 months ago

on

April 30, 2026

By

Joshua Williams

Advertisement

Related Topics:bahamas Bahamas breaking news Bahamas latest news Bahamas news Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute Bahamas Union of Auxiliary Professionals in Education BTVI BUAPE Nassau Bahamas UNION PRESIDENT

Freetown COI Candidate Olivia Griffin Raises Fairness Concerns

GB Residents: We Need Greater Representation

Comments

Court2 days ago

Court Awards $800K to Man Paralyzed in Police Shooting a Decade Ago

Court13 hours ago

Man Charged With Allegedly Assaulting Pregnant Popular Influencer Wife

Court8 hours ago

Andros DJ is Behind Bars Accused of Raping 17-year-old Girl

Man Accused of Murdering a Man in Front of His Wife, Denied Bail a Second Time

Court2 days ago

Taxi Driver Accused of Raping a Woman Who Worked in Girlfriend’s Home

Court2 days ago

Unlicensed Jet Ski Operator Who Attacked Two Americans Was on Bail for 2024 Rape

National3 days ago

Veteran Hospitality Executive Jackson Weech Appointed As Director General of Ministry of Tourism

Judge Calls on Former Long Island MP to Present a Defense in His Bribery and Fraud Trial