Emmanuel Joseph

A n $80m expansion of Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) is targeted to begin in November, with the Mia Mottley administration has put a

T he Barbados Workers' Union (BWU) has raised concerns about unfair employment practices across businesses and challenged a company's use of an entirely migrant workforce at two major west coast hotels.

B arbados is set to launch a $1.2bn debt-for-social swap by January 1, unlocking more than $320m in savings to fund healthcare programmes and tackle

T he Ministry of Finance is preparing to move the management of concessions, stamp duty and other services to a new online platform to speed up

R eal estate agents must show they apply anti-money laundering laws, not just know them, the president of the Barbados Estate Agents and Valuers

T he government's consultants have agreed to review concerns raised by the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) about job evaluations across the public service and state-owned enterprises (SOEs), Barbados TODAY can reveal.

T he State is fighting to revive the criminal prosecution of former CLICO boss Leroy Parris, challenging a High Court injunction that bars the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) from proceeding against him.

F low Barbados has been asked to justify planned broadband and bundle price rises of up to $10, as the Fair Trading Commission (FTC) examines the

B arbados is better positioned to withstand global economic risks, Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge insisted on Tuesday, even as growth slows to around two per cent after the rapid post-pandemic recovery.

P olice officers want the Mia Mottley administration to let them retire at 55, warning that rising gun risks and younger, more brazen criminals make