National
New Insurance Policy For New Officers Explained
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Days after the Police Staff Association hit out at a change in insurance policy for security officers, National Security Minister Wayne Munroe is weighing in, seeking to justify the change.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Days after the Police Staff Association hit out at a change in insurance policy for security officers, National Security Minister Wayne Munroe is weighing in, seeking to justify the change.
Munroe says for officers already on the force, the insurance plan remains the same.
Last week Police Staff Association Executive Chairman Ricardo Walkes said instead of adding, the government is seeking to take more away from officers even after pleading for more on the insurance policy for officers.
The new policy allows for single-family coverage.
The addition of other family members will require additional payment.
The new policy he says will only apply to new officers after July 1st.
Police Reserve Charged with Illegal Gun Possession
What Does It Take to Be a Top Videographer?
Salvation Army School for the Blind Honors Shining Stars
Memorial Mass Planned for Pope at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral
Gardiner Joins Grand Slam Track League
A Look Back at the Career of Commodore Dr. Raymond King
-
Court3 days agoSecond Suspect Charged With Deadly February 7th Shooting
-
Court24 hours agoCase Dismissed Against Man Accused of 2021 Murder
-
Court1 day ago$30K Bail for Man Accused of Beating His Cellmate to Death in 2019
-
National1 day agoFirst New Dock Nears Completion, Set To Revolutionize Grand Bahama Shipyard’s Capacity
-
Court2 days agoShooting Victim Charged With Murdering Man At Swinger’s Bar
-
National1 day agoRoyal Caribbean Names Alistair Delancey As Director of Operations For Royal Beach Club
-
Court2 days ago
Sentencing Delayed For Man Who Indecently Assaulted Cashier
-
International24 hours agoWorld Bank Warns Caribbean, Latin America To Rethink Strategy