(MENAFN – Caribbean News Global)Peggy Walters, Principal & Founder, Third Voice Communications By Peggy Walters The forthcoming G20 ministers of finance meeting can set the stage to relieve and restructure the increasing debt faced by Caribbean countries. The region welcomes 30 million tourists annually, sustaining 14 percent of the regions jobs and contributing over 15…
Gambling can be a significant problem that can have severe consequences for the person if addicted. While it may not be physically as dangerous as substance addiction, it can destroy lives. Daniel Bennet, an expert on the topic, explains how Canadian online casino reviews can help you choose the best casinos with responsible gambling practices.…
The Group of 20 leading economies this weekend may have to consider expanding help for the worlds poorest countries, three months after agreeing to provide temporary debt relief, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage nations. Central bankers and finance ministers from the G-20 will hold a virtual meeting on Saturday to discuss and coordinate…
The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act (CIGA) in the UK, which became law on 26 June 2020, promises to be the trigger for the biggest changes seen in the insolvency world for almost 20 years, and it contains a number of temporary measures construction companies should also be aware of that are designed to support…
G-Star has more than 2,000 employees worldwide Dutch clothing company G-Star Raw is restructuring in a move set to affect 10% of its global workforceas the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic continues to weigh on the business. The firm employs more than 2,000 people worldwide and says 150 of the affectedjobs arein the Netherlands where…
(Bloomberg) — The Group of 20 leading economies this weekend may have to consider expanding help for the worlds poorest countries, three months after agreeing to provide temporary debt relief, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage nations. Central bankers and finance ministers from the G-20 will hold a virtual meeting on Saturday to discuss…
A Rochdale recruiter has been banned from managing companies for six years after paying himself a 150k bonus just before the company entered liquidation. According to the Insolvency Service, Roy Davies cannot act as a director or directly or indirectly become involved without the permission of the court, in the promotion, formation or management of…
From 15 July 2020, Roy Davies (55) from Rochdale, Lancashire, is banned for six years from acting as a director or directly or indirectly becoming involved, without the permission of the court, in the promotion, formation or management of a company. LTG Recruitment Limited was incorporated in April 2015 and Roy Davies, formerly of Frodsham,…
ILGA chair Philip Crawford said the venue selected Mr Van Duinen as a top 100 pokie player, via its data tools, and targeted him for high roller perks like harbour cruises not offered to other members, which was both against the law and likely to encourage gambling. “[Clubs are] sophisticated businesses with lots of data,…
Thousands of sackings at Australian universities By Eric Ludlow17 July 2020 The Group of Eight, comprising Australias elite public universities, has projected that 6,700 jobs will be lost at its member universities in response to the COVID-19 crisis. The forecasts indicate that sackings will include 4,400 contract staff and 2,300 permanents and academics. The job…