We continue our focus on elder abuse in Barbados – Blogmaster Submitted by Cheurfleur Pensions are paid to old people from the NIS Fund which is financed by contributions from the employed. That group of able persons ages 18 to 60, originally, i.e 42 years by 52 weeks plus plus 7 years by 52 weeks, i.e 67 years now. With
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It has come to the attention of BU that a few companies in Barbados have been ‘firing’ long standing employees for questionable reasons. The objective behind what BU labels an unethical action is to avoid paying ‘severance’ to longstanding employees. In one case that we know of the person was employed at a St. Michael company for over 20 years.
Read morePension Funds Though it comes as no surprise that the Government of Guyana has now leased the Everton Bauxite Plant to Fidelity Investments Inc, it adds further confirmation to the mounting case of the government policies to economically discriminate against the African community, an act that I call economic genocide which is consistent with the United Nations Convention which defines
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