National
Unions Put Pressure On Government
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – This year was an active year on the labour front as multiple trade unions took action. Just a few weeks back, Trade Union Congress President Obie Ferguson threatened strike action from all of his affiliate unions if the government doesn’t increase the minimum wage.
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Court1 day agoConvicted Friend Killer Loses Last-ditch Effort to Have Appeal Reopened
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Court1 day ago25-year-old Woman Accused of Stealing Almost $70K From Government
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National2 days ago46-Year-Old Chef Accused Of Raping Woman At His Home
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Court2 days agoThird Man Charged In Deadly Harbour Island Double Shooting
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Court12 hours agoMan Accused Of Inappropriately Touching GF’s Daughter Granted Bail
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National2 days agoScotiabank Executives Engage Bahamian Leaders on Investment and Sustainable Growth
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Regional1 day agoSchools Reopen Across Cuba as Fuel, Water and Power Shortages Persist
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International2 days agoCongo Reports More Than 6K Confirmed Ebola Cases And Nearly 3K



