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labour relations comes up for debate in the House of Assembly.
The new law calls for mandatory trade union recognition in the workplace -- but a clause allowing workers to vote to kick a union off the job is likely to generate a lot of heat.
The prop...
DATE: Mar 13, 1998
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night.
The first, the Government Loans Amendment Act 1998, strengthens and enhances the Government Borrowing Sinking Fund by making it a separate entity with its own accounting and legislative needs, said Finance Minister Grant Gibbons .
Shadow Finan...
DATE: Mar 13, 1998
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making the legal process safer for all.
Senate yesterday passed the Police Amendment Act 1998, which includes provision for the introduction of tape machines into Police interview rooms.
Police will then be able to record interviews which can be used...
DATE: Mar 13, 1998
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A 34-year-old man yesterday denied having a sexual relationship with his underage niece.
The Devonshire Parish man faces three charges of having unlawful carnal knowledge of a girl under 14.
He is also charged with four counts of sexual exploitation ...
DATE: Mar 13, 1998
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better facilities for the hearing impaired on Wednesday night.
Leon (Jimmy) Williams (PLP) picked up on Jennifer Jeffers-Grant's message to Hamilton Rotarians earlier in the week which highlighted how deaf people in Bermuda felt left out.
And using s...
DATE: Mar 13, 1998
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passengers as a British Airways flight which was delayed for nearly five hours in London yesterday due to mechnical difficulties. The Boeing 777 had 176 people onboard, including 50 UK and European journalists and tour operators who had been invited ...
DATE: Mar 13, 1998
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Berkeley Institute will admit new students this September in an effort to ease overcrowding at CedarBridge Academy.
Chairman of Berkeley's board of governors Calvin White yesterday revealed that the school had agreed to take additional students.
A de...
DATE: Mar 13, 1998
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to the same immigration standards as former monopoly holder Cable & Wireless, MPs were told yesterday.
Shadow Home Affairs Minister Alex Scott made the call yesterday in the House of Assembly in the wake of news that C&W was considering making some o...
DATE: Mar 12, 1998
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proposals to allow restaurants and bars to compete on their 3 a.m. closing time, it was revealed last night.
And they predicted longer hours for bars and restaurants could spell "the death knell'' for clubs if Government does not have a change of hea...
DATE: Mar 12, 1998
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stand trial over alleged fraud offences.
Llewellyn Peniston, 52, who faces charges of perjury, forgery and contempt of court and creditors, appeared before Magistrate Edward King yesterday at the pre-trial hearing.
But Mr. King declared that the Pres...
DATE: Mar 12, 1998
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