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CRIME SPARKS

TOURISM DIP

– But industry partners say it will not derail the season Tourism partners in the Turks and Caicos Islands say that crime has resulted in cancellations.

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More than 50 Haitian migrants intercepted – Second boat in a fortnight

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CONSTRUCTION ON RITZ CARLTON TO BEGIN SOON 7 PAGE 

ISLANDERS URGED TO APPLY FOR CHEVENING SCHOLARSHIP

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Opposition urges Gov’t to talk about 12-storeys BY DELANA ISLES CLOSE to one month after an agreement was reached between the parties involved in a two-year long court case on the increase in building heights and density in the TCI, the Government has yet to make a statement on the issue. Although two of the parties involved in the case - the two Strata Corporation Hotels and the Dessarollos Hotelco group - have both indicated to the press that they have reached an agreement for the former to drop its case, the Government (the Governor of the TCI, Minister of Infrastructure, Housing and Planning, and the Director of Planning) which was the principal respondent in the matter has not offered an explanation to the public on the agreement. They are also silent on reports of public consultations being reopened into the allowance of 12 storey developments in the Islands. Repeated attempts by this publication to get a pronouncement on the issue from the Premier’s office have all proved futile. This week, the Weekly News reached out to leader of the opposition, Washington Misick under whose government the changes to the building height and density were made - and he expressed confusion as to what is going on. “I have no idea why they [the Government] are taking so long. I don’t want to speculate as to why – the way the decision to withdraw the matter and the compromise which I understand is to go back to consultation, I don’t really know how that was arrived at – that’s what I was able to put together from the press, I really don’t know how that

Her Majesty’s Prison in Grand Turk

was arrived at,” a confused Misick said. He stated that from what he has gathered the matter was withdrawn with the understanding that consultation of a period of six weeks would take place and then a final decision would be made. “I don’t understand it, I don’t know whether it is a further delaying tactic because it could very well be that at the end of that consultation period the results are not what the plaintiffs want, and the process may have to start again. “I think the matter has already gone to consultation and there has been a lot of debate in the public forum on the desirability or lack of it of this project and I believe the Government should show leadership and say what their position is ultimately as it relates to the density and height decision,” the party leader stated. He added that as it relates to the planning aspect of it that is a matter between the developer and the Planning Department in terms of structural integrity and all of the other details that relate to the development of the building or project.

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“There are planning regulations and guidelines that have to be followed, and that would be up to the Planning Department, but I believe the legislation as it is fixed now permits that project to go forward as a 12 storey project and my personal opinion is that the appellant withdrew that matter. “If I want to prejudge the reason, I would say that reason is that there was not a very good chance of success and they realised that, but they now feel that they have a better bargaining position and they tried to negotiate with the parties concerned.” Misick stated that the silence on the part of the Government is not new, as they were equally “silent and non-committal” on the matter even while they were in opposition. He noted that this is matter of national importance on which the Government should be leading. “They should have an opinion about stuff like this and even if you have a view to go forward or not to go forward with it, and you believe that it would change or cement by having a public consultation then you can say that the Government is in support of the project but it believes that it ought to have a second round of consultation. “But this is mixed messages, something came out from the Tourist Board recently making reference to the Ritz Carlton as if there is some support for it, and maybe there is support for it in different parts of government. “But as it relates to the 12 storey issue I am at a loss as to what is going to happen.” The opposition leader stated that while there has been a rise in the villa market and a marked increase in availability over the last few years, there has been no major hotel or resort project, adding that the Ritz Carlton project has been ready to go for the last two years. He added that the country really needs to boost its tourism with additional room capacity in terms of resort development. Meanwhile, in early July, when news of the appeal being dropped broke, the Desarrollos Hotelco Group stated that they are very happy to go ahead with the development and that contingent on the planning permissions all being granted they are prepared to commence construction of the Grace Bay hotel.

Gov’t to address serious issues at HMP BY OLIVIA ROSE A STRATEGIC plan to address serious concerns facing Her Majesty’s Prison (HMP) and to upgrade the Grand Turk facility is currently being drafted. This was disclosed at the National Security Council (NSC) meeting last week when Superintendent of HM Prison Steven Barrett updated members on continuing problems at the prison and measures taken to address them. According to the press statement, at the request of the Premier the Superintendent presented an overview of a strategic plan which he had drawn up to highlight areas of concern, associated risks and mitigations needed to address them. The NSC called for the strategic plan to be circulated to all members for detailed discussion and assessment at its next meeting on August 14. Back in January this year following a visit to HMP, Premier Sharlene Cartwright Robinson committed to resolving problems facing the facility. She expressed her grave dissatisfaction at the conditions of the country’s sole penal facility. And she said that the Government is looking now at the security concerns as well as areas where they can make the jail more habitable with a number of upgrades. “We are committed to restructuring the programmes at the prison and even looking at the physical presence there,” she said. “I am disheartened every time I go there because I do believe the United Nations would have some concerns at the way we keep our prisoners.” She also recalled that the HMP has already been highlighted and the Government is looking to bring the facility up to acceptable standards. “We want to ensure that we treat

our prisoners as they should be treated so that they will feel that it is somewhere that they are being rehabilitated and not somewhere where they are just punished, and that they are able to return to society and become productive citizens.” The Government is making notable moves to temporarily relocate 18 low risk prisoners to the Green Door facility in Grand Turk until security work is completed at the prison. Explaining the Government’s rationale, Cartwright Robinson said the relocation is imperative to alleviate overcrowding at the prison. She said: “What has happened is that the prison is bursting at the seams. “There’s urgent work that has to be done at the prison and there is need to identify somewhere for 18 low risk prisoners to be housed.” She emphasised that urgent remedial work needs to be undertaken. “There are two major blocks and I really don’t want to get in to what is happening at the prison because it would be irresponsible, but there are works urgently need to be done at the prison,” she said. “Persons will know that we had a break out a couple months ago and we’re spending half a million dollars to reinforce the wall to prevent that again. “And there are others works that we have to do to ensure that the prison is secure and to make sure that those who are in the prison are actually not treated as animals. “So we have to make sure that they have amenities as well, but the bottom line, it has to be done for security reasons and it’s not permanent at all.” She noted that the urgent repairs were identified under the former administration and they must be implemented in order to ensure the public’s safety.

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Tourist numbers take a hit as crime swells BY DELANA ISLES TOURISM partners in the Turks and Caicos Islands say that crime has resulted in cancellations. But despite the dip in visitor numbers they came together recently to show a united front and reassure hospitality workers that the current climate will not derail the season. Last Friday (August 4), executive members of the Tourist Board and the Turks and Caicos Hotel and Tourism Association asked residents to join the fight against crime by sharing positive stories about the Islands. “As most of you are aware, the recent incidents did hit the economic vein of Turks and Caicos,” Stacy Cox, executive director of the Turks and Caicos Hotel and Tourism Association said. “We have been working with the Tourist Board in collaboration with many of our members to assist not only in the marketing initiative but to see how we can collectively assist in mobilising so that we can to combat and come out of this with all of the positives that surrounds Turks and Caicos Islands.” She reaffirmed: “We are still an ultra-safe destination compared to many of our counterparts in the region. “These one or two incidents, it will bring us to our knees for a while but it still shows that we are strong and that we are united in our partnership towards promoting Turks and Caicos as stronger now than ever.” Responding to a question posed to her, Cox admitted that there has been an outpouring of concern from guests who are expected to come to the Islands, and that some of these have resulted in cancellations. However, she stated that currently it is hard to quantify these cancellations, but that her department will be working along with its members to do so, to collectively address the issue. “Some people are still assured that we are still a safe place and they are still coming to Turks and Caicos. “Some people know that these things happen, but it’s how we react, what we put out there on social media and what does our partnership

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look like at home,” she stated. SOCIAL MEDIA Cox is also encouraging members of the public to be responsible with their social media postings and to use it as weapon for good by posting positive stories about the Turks and Caicos Islands. She is reminding the public of the #whyiloveturksandcaicos hashtag that was created a while ago, and to revive it to as to help stem the flow of negative online press. Director of Tourism Ramon Andrews said the board is currently working with a public relations firm in the US to reach out to US media houses to explain what the situation is on the ground. He said they are aggressively answering questions and reassuring the overseas market that everything is being done to address the situation. Andrews further stated that he and his partners in the industry felt it necessary to address the public through the press. It is important to reassure people who have been reaching out with concerns, that the current crime situation will not be allowed to

disrupt the economy, he said. “We are going to combat this and we are going to come back from this stronger than ever and at the end of the day the TCHTA and the TCI Tourist Board are going to continue to market the destination. “Brand Turks and Caicos is extremely strong and we are going to come out on the opposite side of this much stronger than ever,” Andrews affirmed. Echoing the sentiments expressed by both Andrews and Cox, chairman of the Tourist Board Norman Hamilton pointed out that they have managed to deal with some of the negative press that the terriotry is continuing to receive overseas. Noting that this will be an ongoing challenge, Hamilton also called on residents to be considerate in the information that they are sharing online. Nikhil Advani, president of the Hotel and Tourism Association, called on everyone to come together, even in their frustration. “I know people are frustrated, we understand that, these are difficult times, but know that there is a great

future for us. “The fundamentals of the Turks and Caicos are strong; we’ve had a bit of a hiccup but we can get through this as long we realise that we are collectively working together and we want to enlist everybody to come together to fight

this wave.” Advani said that they are prepared to give the authorities all the help and resources they require to do their job, while also calling on the populace to show the police some consideration as they go about doing their very important work.

Arthur Forbes charged with rape and is bailed PRESIDENT of the Labour Tribunal, Arthur Forbes has been slapped with three charges of rape and placed on $10,000 bail. The 61-year-old was taken to court recently (date undisclosed) and was not allowed to enter a plea to the charges. He is set to appear in the Supreme Court sometime next month for a sufficiency hearing, which will determine

whether the case against him has enough evidence to go to trial. Detectives attached to the Sexual Offences and Domestic Violence Unit of the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force have been conducting investigations in to the allegations made against Forbes, since they received the report on March 16 this year.

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Anti-money laundering

Gov’t ramps up anti-money laundering efforts BY OLIVIA ROSE THE GOVERNMENT has approved funds to train frontline enforcement personnel in an effort to fortify the Turks and Caicos Islands against money laundering risks and combat terrorist financing. According to a post Cabinet statement issued on Wednesday, August 3, Cabinet approved recommendations of the TCI AntiMoney Laundering Committee for the expenditure of $24,910. The money will be spent on Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Standards Training and PreAssessment Training. These training sessions will target members of the Financial Services Commission (FSC) the police, customs, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) and those who are on the ground dealing with these issues. These cash will be drawn from the National Forfeiture Fund. Cabinet also received update from the Attorney General on the completion of the anti-money laundering and prevention of terrorism financing National Risk Assessment which will be presented for final approval at its next meeting. An expanded summary of the TCI’s Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Risk Assessment (National Risk Assessment) Report is expected to be published soon. The country’s first National Risk Assessment was held on June 26, where members of the public and private sector met to comb through the TCI’s challenges with anti-money laundering and terrorist financing. This meeting saw about 50 stakeholders and representatives from both the public and private sector convening for the two-day workshop. According to FATF, corruption, money laundering and its associated economic and financial crimes tend to impact and undermine good governance and rule of law, which are core values of regional constitutions. A risk assessment allows countries

PUBLIC TRANSPORT The Government is inviting the public to weigh in on a proposal to institute a public transportation system for the Turks and Caicos Islands. What are your thoughts?

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Attorney General Rhondalee Braithwaite Knowles

to identify, assess and understand its money laundering and terrorist financing risks, the force said. Once these risks are properly understood, countries can apply measures that correspond to the level of risk. The workshop was aimed at putting together comprehensive action plans to decrease the levels of risks, and strengthen controls and supervisory oversight in each sector while submitting ideas to impact legislative changes in this regard. Speaking at the opening of the workshop, managing director of the Financial Services Commission (FSC), Nigel Streete, underscored the importance of implementing money-laundering legislation in the Turks and Caicos Islands. He said: “It’s especially important for a small jurisdiction like ours where you have limited resources. “What it allows you to do is an internal assessment and that assessment allows you to further identify and deploy resources.” Attorney General Rhondalee Braithwaite Knowles OBE, chair of the national Anti-Money Laundering Committee, said that the workshop was designed to ensure a buy-in of senior officials from both sectors. She explained: “This is a major initiative here in the Turks and Caicos Islands which will enable us to develop an effective framework to prevent money laundering and combat terrorist financing.”

I think there is never a downside to having public transportation especially on an island ‘Beautiful by Nature’. Another idea that may be considered is putting in bicycle lanes so that people can use their bikes to get around instead of a gas-powered vehicle. It works very well in places such as Ottawa, Canada. There, they also have Go Bikes so the public can rent them from one location and then return them at another location. Exercise is very good for us humans!

Why change?

The jitney is the most efficient, safe and cost effective system one can imagine. There is no place in the world you can catch almost any car and go almost anywhere in less than three minutes for less than $3. The geography/demography of the island is a perfect fit to a jitney system - we shouldn’t try to copy what exists elsewhere as set up is way different. Also if the Government gets involved this will obviously show an increase of fares and a reduction of service quality. If some funds can be allocated to public transportation, let’s create more bus stops (eg. Rotary) to allow jitney some breathing space when working.

Night buses

Public buses are needed. Buses that run at least until 11pm.

Reliable?

Well, we have hundreds of Haitian

jitneys. Isn’t there the risk, as with most things to do with the Government, that they will break down?

Problem politics

Government run companies can at times be highly ineffective and incompetent. If run with stringent guidelines and a professional CEO and competent officials and members of staff, then the venture can be as competent and effective as the best run of companies. Therefore, the initial challenge is between effectively running the latter or ineffectively running the former. Since the Government’s (the people’s) money is involved, the politics from the start becomes a big potential problem - who gets the contract, who builds what, who accounts to whom and so on. Structure, accountability, competence, integrity, business efficacy and the service of the public interest are all watchwords that would have to be assessed, measured, balanced out and utilised for attainment of necessary standards to be achieved.

Workers and children

This is key to making this island functional. A public bus system that is dependable, efficient, cost effective and properly scheduled will help not only workers getting to and from work, but children going to extracurricular activities including homework help, sporting activities, drama, etc. This will also remove the need for jitneys which are dangerous, often illegal and will resolve a lot of accidents from unlicensed drivers. Our tourists could also benefit and

see more of our Islands and patronise local restaurants and shops, again bringing equality amongst the various retail outlets on Provo. If it also runs up to Heaving Down Rock it will again prove beneficial for everyone to be able to access the ferries.

Safe and economical

Definitely a good idea. It would be a boon to locals and tourists alike. It will get the jitneys off the road and the public into a safe, economical means of transportation.

Up for bids

We understand the Government’s concern over the jitneys, the unlicensed taxi autos and all the rest. However, another government organisation open to political favouritism is itself frightening. Why not set a standard for a public transportation system and put it up for bids.

Focus on crime

Forget public transportation for now. Put solving our pressing issue of increase in crime first and foremost!

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Construction on Ritz Carlton to begin soon – Other new developments on the horizon, tourism minister promises BY DELANA ISLES THE TOURISM ministry has announced that the way is being cleared for imminent construction of the Ritz Carlton branded hotel. The announcement comes when the Government has yet to make an official statement on the dismissal of further appeals of a judicial review against the construction of the hotel and other developments that are seeking to construct 12 storey resorts in the Turks and Caicos Islands. “The sustained commitment of the Ritz Carlton to become a stakeholder of ‘Brand TCI’ demonstrates unwavering confidence in the

destination’s appeal to their luxury cliental, and the way is being cleared for imminent construction,” a tourism ministry communiqué stated this past week. The ministry also announced that many other global brands including Six Senses, have formally expressed interest or have submitted proposals to the Turks and Caicos Islands Government for consideration. Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas operates 11 resorts and 31 spas in 20 countries under the brand names Six Senses, Evason and Six Senses Spas. Listed on its website, it states that Six Senses resorts are set in locations of incredible natural beauty with an

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uncompromising level of service. Each property has a distinctive personality, but shares a commitment to community, sustainability, wellness and design, the website says. This award-winning approach extends to new openings, including the urban concept premiering in New York in 2019. “On completion of successful negotiations and introduction of these global players to our destination, the Turks and Caicos Islands will

become an even more admired regional and international player in the tourism sector,” minister of tourism, Ralph Higgs stated. He noted that these recent expressions of interest are cause for much optimism for the Turks and Caicos Islands, and the Ministry of Tourism and the Government as a whole is working tirelessly to bring these proposals to fruition. He added: “We are confident that the goodwill we have built with our

many stakeholders and visitors in providing a safe and welcoming environment, as well as exceptional experiences, will assure our continued popularity and success.” He further listed the famous 12mile Grace Bay beach still being a huge draw for tourists and developers alike. The minister further assured that the TCI tourism industry and the spirit of its people remains resilient and strong despite recent challenges.

Salt Cay Airport restriction lifted BY DELANA ISLES CAICOS Express Airways is expected to resume flights in and out of Salt Cay Airport soon. The restriction placed on the company’s Air Operators Certificate (AOC) which prohibited commercial flights into Salt Cay has been lifted, the Government revealed on Thursday (August 10). A TCI Civil Aviation Authority (TCIAA) team, representatives from the Airports Authority and Caicos Express Airways made a follow-up visit to Salt Cay on Monday (August 7) for the purpose of verifying the additional maintenance work that was done by the Airports Authority. The TCIAA team is said to be satisfied with the work, leading to the decision to lift the restriction placed on Caicos Express Airways. Acting Premier Sean Astwood told the press on Thursday that the speedy action taken is part of the Government’s commitment to ensuring that the Turks and Caicos Islands remains accessible. “The suspension of flights into and out of Salt Cay has caused the public on the island, most

particularly the aged persons and the already challenged businesses, much inconvenience and my Government made a commitment to ensure that this matter was rectified expeditiously. “Turks and Caicos Islanders deserve nothing less than a transportation system that is safe, reliable and facilitates trade and the movement of people and goods,” Astwood said. He gave further assurance that the Government will stand firm on its commitment to strive for a reliable and accessible transport system and barrier free infrastructure for the Islands, and will continue to back up this commitment with action. Late last month, a risk assessment study was carried out on the airport following its closure on Friday, July 7. The closure was due to the expiration of the June 26 Salt Key Aerodrome certificate without renewal by the Turks and Caicos Islands Airport Authority (TCIAA). As indicted by the TCIAA, the decision not to renew the certificate was due to long term safety concerns relating to the runway surface and associated areas.

Haitian migrants were intercepted on board this wooden sloop

More than 50 Haitian migrants intercepted – Second boat in a fortnight BY DAISY HANDFIELD FIFTY-three illegal Haitian migrants on board a wooden sloop were captured near West Caicos on Tuesday, August 5. The vessel, detained at about 2.30am, contained 16 women and 37 men. Prior to this, a sloop containing 99 illegal Haitian migrants was intercepted in the vicinity of the Bluff in Providenciales on July 31, making it the second arrival in a little over a week. Three people from the boat were charged and detained while the others were repatriated. An unknown number of illegal migrants who arrived in TCI waters on a sloop on July 24 escaped local authorities and entered the territory. The new vessel, a 35-foot wooden boat was captured due to the collaboration between United

States Coast Guard, TCI’s Coastal Radar Station, the Marine Branch of the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police and private citizens. At about 4.11am the sloop arrived in Providenciales where it was met by immigration officials. The boat passengers have been detained and are being processed for repatriation and entry of the Immigration Stop List. Migrant workers whose work permits and or visas have expired have until August 15 to leave the Turks and Caicos Islands or be prosecuted and deported. The announcement came from the Deputy Premier and Border Control Minister, Sean Astwood, last week during a sitting of the House of Assembly. He said that illegal migration threats the lives and livelihood of the TCI’s people and those found to be

engaged in the smuggling of humans will be prosecuted under the law. Astwood advised everyone to observe the immigration laws of the TCI and said that anyone found in breach of them will be dealt with accordingly. Commissioner of Police James Smith warned residents about harbouring illegal immigrants during a recent television interview with a local news station. He said: “People here know some of these people who are carrying out these operations and they need to come forward. “We are receiving intelligence, but we need much more community information to help us bring these people to justice. “For those people who are allowing illegal migrants to live in unstructured dwellings and who are not turning them in, you need to stop what you are doing and help the nation.”

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PNP stands with Gov’t on immigration crackdown – But calls for population policy to be formulated BY DELANA ISLES THE APPLICATION of the immigration laws is being commended by the opposition party (PNP) as a move that is needed to bring some order to the migrant worker issues. However, while the move is one which the party does not take issue with, Leader of the Opposition, Washington Misick has called on the Government to examine all of the policy issues that will arise from this stance. In an invited comment this past week, the PNP leader stated that there are a few big issues in the country, such as this one, that all political sides need to agree on and take out of the sphere of political debate. “In terms of policy there are a few policy areas that we should have complete agreement on and I believe before we can come up with a proper immigration policy or what I would say, a process, we would need to go back to thinking seriously about the population policy. “I think that a lot of what the minister said is the power that is provided under the legislation so it really is a matter of process and methodology, and how you go about dealing with these issues.”

NO MIXED MESSAGES However, he noted that to the extent that people are in the country illegally, the process should take place as it is provided for in the law. “And I think the Government needs to be very clear about that so that there are no mixed messages to those persons who are impacted. ‘There is a definite possibility that people are in the country illegally, not solely as a result of their own doing but it may be they are here illegally because of processing issues - documents not processed in time and so forth. “As it stands at the moment the system is still not being operated efficiently - and this is not to put blame on the current Government, the system needs a lot of work and I believe that it has come a long way but it still has a long way to go,” Misick said. He went on to explain that to the extent that the minister is applying the law, his party will not protest the move, but it is a matter of style of leadership. “You can’t dictate to people what their style should be, but to the extent that he is using the law and is permitted to enforcing the law I can’t see how anyone can object to that.”

Opposition leader, Washington Misick

The former finance minister did however raise issue with the ‘follow through’, and whether the Government has the wherewithal to conduct the kind of enforcement that is necessary. He added that the issue of immigration in relation to population is a very complicated one that

he believes should be dealt with collectively. SUPPORTING REGULATION Asked if the opposition is offering to work with the government to formulate immigration and population policy that can be workable through successive

governments, the party leader said that his party has always wanted and supported immigration regulation. Pointing out that the immigration ordinance that is currently in place is a significant improvement on the one before, and is as a result of the efforts of the opposition when they were in government. He noted that to the extent that the systems that were put in place at the time, are now being applied and improved by the current administration, his party is in agreement with the recent move by the PDM Government. He also pointed out that the style of the PNP is not to oppose good, sound policy or management decisions, particularly since a lot of those would be carrying over from the past administration. “I don’t believe in switching, because I happen to be on the other side of the table – one has to be consistent, and you can’t just change your mind without good solid reasons the next day just because the tables turned on you. “So, I think there are real challenges in implementing some of the policy and decisions, but I believe it is to some extent a management challenge,” Misick stated. Due to the recent policy decision taken by the new Government, migrant workers have until Monday (August 14) to leave the country if they are without legal documentation or they do not have applications for legal stay in the TCI pending in the requisite government departments.

Interception and enforcement capability to be boosted BY OLIVIA ROSE MORE staff will be recruited to the Immigration Task Force to improve the TCI’s interception and enforcement capability. This was revealed at the National Security Council’s (NSC) recently held meeting on July 28. Coupled with these measures, technical upgrades are also being introduced to improve the capability of the Coastal Radar Station in South Dock to detect illegal sloops. Although specifics on the recruitment of staff were not divulged in the NSC’s press release it was noted that the joint operations with the Marine Branch of the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force and the Immigration Task

Force are working well. Meanwhile Premier Sharlene Cartwright Robinson has reiterated her Government’s stern position on imposing stiffer penalties on anyone caught supporting human trafficking and illegal trade. Commenting on how her administration intends to grapple with the issue, she revealed that the Government is making every effort to combat the problem with a holistic approach. She said: “I met with Baroness Analey and I did make representation in February to the UK asking for assistance not just in policing our borders but also in providing assistance to the police. “We had the benefit of the security assessment team here that was appointed.

“They came into the Turks and Caicos, they met with Government, they met with members of the private sector and a case was made on our behalf that was contained in a report at the end of March. “We do expect to get benefit; we understand that this is difficult for the people of the Turks and Caicos as it is difficult for us as a Government. “The sad thing about it is that there are people in the Turks and Caicos who are Islanders who are actually benefitting from this trade and it’s not just about human trafficking.” Harkening back to revelations made by former Premier Rufus Ewing, who disclosed in 2015 that guns and illegal drugs are also coming in on sloops to the TCI,

she said: “At the end of the day, no matter what, we need the additional assistance, we need the help. “We are able to bring in more boats that will be here in short order for the policing of our borders, we’re able to increase the manpower, and we are going to move ahead on our border patrol unit. “There is greater coordination between the different bodies and I do know that the Ministry of Border Control and Labour is going to have a full sit down with the Marine Branch and see what else can be done with the resources that we have. “But yes I am still hopefully looking forward for the assistance from the UK in terms of policing our borders. “Now let me say, no matter how much the Bahamas has pumped into

boats and their defence force and even the United States there will always be landings. “But this level that we’re seeing is unsustainable and it’s something that we’re not going to sit down on.” She said that anyone caught harbouring illegal migrants could face a hefty fine of $20,000. Cartwright Robinson added that the summary conviction or term of imprisonment for the offence is four years, while those acquiring status other than by birth convicted of the offence could face their status in the Islands being revoked. She noted that it is a vexing experience as each time the country’s purse is taxed, monies that can be used elsewhere for developmental needs are directed towards detention and repatriation.

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Islanders urged to apply for Chevening scholarship

BY OLIVIA ROSE

PROFESSIONAL Islanders are being urged to take advantage of the opportunities for advanced studies and professional training under the UK’s flagship scholarship programme. The global Chevening Scholarship Programme is aimed at equipping future leaders with the knowledge and skills necessary to impact change in their respective countries. These scholarships are awarded to people with demonstrable leadership potential who also have strong academic backgrounds. The programme offers full financial support for future leaders to study for any eligible master’s degree at any UK university whilst gaining access to a wide range of exclusive academic, professional,

and cultural events. A press release from the Governor’s Office this week urged eligible professionals in the public and private sector to apply for the fully-funded one year master’s degree. Governor John Freeman, urging professionals to apply, noted that the UK continues to play a leading role globally. He said: “The UK is home to some of the world’s best universities, brightest students, and most revered academics. “The UK’s higher education sector promotes the exchange of information and ideas, as well as the building of knowledge and networks. “Chevening scholars find themselves immersed in that world, and emerge having grown academically, professionally, and

personally as a result of their time in the UK. “Chevening scholars share the best their country has to offer with those they meet in the UK, and then share the best the UK has to offer when they return home. “The role Chevening scholars and Chevening alumni play in building bridges between countries is as important now as it has ever been. “Over the last 34 years, many others have been selected for a Chevening scholarship and have subsequently gone on to become respected leaders across a range of sectors. Becoming a part of the Chevening network instils a strong sense of pride and responsibility. “I’ve personally seen how this opportunity is able to transform lives,” Freeman said. According to the press release, the

TCI has been successful in having three talented people awarded this scholarship in the past three years. These beneficiaries include Kenisha Bacchus, who currently works as a legal consul for the TCI Financial Services Commission (awarded in 2014), Myrlchina Lewis, who has recently been appointed as financial manager within the Accountant General’s Office (awarded in 2015), and Lormeka Morley-Williams who is currently in the UK finishing up her studies (awarded in 2016). The scholarship programme is supported by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) and partner organisations. IN ORDER TO SUMBIT AN ELIGIBLE CHEVENING SCHOLARSHIP APPLICANTS

MUST:

Be a citizen of a Cheveningeligible country, and return there for a minimum of two years after completing their scholarship. Have completed an undergraduate degree. Have at least two years work experience. Be able to meet the Chevening minimum English language requirement. Be able to obtain the correct visa, and receive an unconditional offer from a UK university

Chevening scholarship offers a monthly stipend, travel to and from your country, a thesis or dissertation grant and tuition fees. Applicants are encouraged to read the online guidance and be able to demonstrate how they meet the Chevening selection criteria before submitting an application.

Police clarify robbery rumour BY DAISY HANDFIELD AFTER a CCTV video footage of a men in a yellow Nissan March circulated the internet, police issued a statement clarifying the incident. According to police, in the video a yellow car pulled up to the Do It Centre parking lot and two men exited the vehicle and searched a black truck that was parked in the parking lot. An investigation was carried

out and the men were interviewed and it was confirmed that it was a genuine mistake made by them. The men went to the Do It Centre to collect a battery from a truck and upon seeing that truck [shown in the video], which is the same make and colour of the one that they were supposed to get the battery from, they realised that it was the wrong one, police said. The owner of the truck that the battery came and confirmed what was said by the men. A yellow Nissan March was

never reported to be a part of a robbery that occurred on August 5. However, on that date at about 12.43am, a man reported that while walking towards his vehicle he was robbed of his wallet containing his driver’s licence and identification cards and two cellular phones. The culprit got away with the victim’s blue Suzuki Grand Vitara Jeep - licence plate unknown. Prior to this incident, the police issued a statement reminding the public to act responsibly when it comes to publishing statements that

are nonfactual on the internet. Police said that it can cause damage to a person’s reputation, character or integrity and civil suits may be taken. It said that if the police have any reason to believe that a person has committed a crime, they may issue wanted images to the public for assistance. The statement read: “Persons must also be careful of their Whatsapp interactions. A voicenote sent from one person to the next may go viral.

“Living in a small community it makes it easier for a voice to be identified. If the voice-note entails information regarding a potential suspect or criminal, it makes the author of that voice message vulnerable for attacks. “Written conversations that are screen shot, can be screen shot with person’s phone number or names of the contact in that conversation and be sent viral via Whatsapp or social media, and some of these conversations have contained private information.”

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Three solutions to stem crime Dear Editor, As crime surges to new heights, it may be worth Governor Freeman considering allocating half million dollars for the immediate implementation of a secure confidential informant programme. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANTS A confidential informant or ‘CI’ runs this way: -Any individual who provides useful and credible information to

a police officer (CID) regarding criminal activities -From whom the CID would expect to obtain additional useful and credible information regarding such activities in the future. -In exchange for that information once proven to be credible the CI would be paid. Imagine, if the CID had paid informants in and from the communities of The Bight, Blue Hills, Cheshire Hall, Leeward and Five Cays, to whom they have an

open line of communication. Cultivating informants in these areas could lead to many arrests and may lead to solving cold cases. Some people may think this is snitching. I reject that. Instead, introducing informants could reignite a community spirit and also drive the fear back into the criminals, which is desperately needed right now. Informants can help reduce crime by putting criminals in jail through gathering intelligence that some law enforcement officers find hard to

MILLS MUSES

Hello Mr Education

MR EDUCATION, there are many viewpoints regarding whether you are serving the purpose and meeting the expectations it was thought you would realise, although others feel this is unfair. Some allege they have not seen the changes you were supposed to bring about and that you are not keeping up with new developments in your area that would transform the system you represent. It is said that although institutions have been built in your name, such as high schools and colleges, their reputation is yet to be established. And that you do not have the resources to manage the system to enable its objectives to be achieved. There have also been whispers that the quality of personnel manning education leaves much to be desired and that people see you as the area non-performers resort to because they cannot fit anywhere else. Some have the opinion that it is only those who cannot learn that teach, and that educational institutions that operate in your name are dispensing information and not knowledge, and that their clients are not getting value for money. Many business corporations say you are not preparing clients for the workplace so they have to design their own education to fit their need for skills, greater productivity and efficiency. They also complain that you, Mr Education, do not really

BY OLIVER MILLS

Oliver Mills is a former lecturer in education at the UWI Mona Campus. He holds a BA (Hons.) UWI, an M.Ed. Dalhousie Univ., an MA University of London, and a Postgraduate Diploma in HRM and Training, Leicester Univ.

foster values and ethics, and that this results in many members of society becoming delinquent, not knowing what is required of them, so they commit anti-social acts. There is the further perception that in many instances, information about you is not updated, and many who benefit from your services do not promote you and the positive things you stand for. There are also claims that many institutions across the globe that operate in your name are not accredited, making people suspicious of you, and what is offered in your name and given your blessings. Does all this make sense to you Mr Education? Are you aware of these opinions about you? Are some fairly reasonable, or is it that we have misunderstood what you stand for throughout the years? Do all these charges prove that what is said has nothing to do with you? And if they do not, how can we know you even exist? Are you just a concept, a mere notion, and not for real? To satisfy our curiosity, could you please tell us where you could be accessed, or whether it makes sense to try and locate you?

Are you connected to learning, or is learning a personal endeavour, having no relationship to you? Would you say that if we should try to find our own path instead of having others impose their views on us in your name, we would be better off? Tell us, Mr Education, what to believe about you and your alleged function. Is it that all we thought we knew and seek to know using your authority was and is for naught? Or is it that everything we thought we knew about you is really the case. That we were and are on track. And that all the questions about you and the thoughts about your function and purpose are a direct result of exposure to your principles. Were we right about you all along and that the critiques we advanced about you were your way of helping us to examine the education process to improve it further? Was this your way of realising your purpose and performing your function all the time?

obtain. The crime solving rate is at an all-time low which leads the public to believe that the cops don’t know what’s going on in the streets. But an informant – particularly one that may have once engaged in criminal conduct - will always know what is going on in the streets of the community. Countries all over the world turn to CI implementation, when crime is ‘out of hand’. Now, maybe it is our turn to explore this option.

STING OPERATIONS Commissioner Smith, may also want to consider setting up various sting operations throughout the islands of Provo. Here is why: We know of the constant attacks of persons at the ATM machines, so have CID officers dressed in plain clothes and use the ATMs at weird times in order to bait these brazen criminals to attack. The same can be done using fake tourists to walk the streets of Grace Bay. Here is what I would tell the head of the police: Commissioner you must put the fear back into these criminals and one way you can do so is to strike back through sting operations throughout Provo. TRAFFIC STOP, SEARCH AND SEIZURES For the rest of the month, I don’t mind sitting stuck in traffic because of police officers working around the clock, stopping and searching at every roundabout.

Do this for the entire month of August and see the fruits that will be yielded from your labour. I am certain this Government would have no objection to paying these officers overtime for us all to feel safe again and implementing these three measures is a good start that doesn’t require anything more than a signature to get done. One last thing, these measures are permanent measures that are part of a ‘zero tolerance’ attitude to crime. However, there is one species of crime that is the most dangerous for us, and that is where criminals from surrounding countries come for a few days and run wild in our country, wrecking its reputation. The key thing here Mr Commissioner is there must be persons and even Turks and Caicos Islanders who have forgotten their duties as citizens, who are facilitating these people. You must develop a strategy to deal with this. I know we cannot have the TCI we had 30 years ago. But if we fail in this crime challenge we will end up with the TCI we deserve but in which we cannot survive. Mark Fulford, LLB

Antigua and Sandals dispute - PART ONE

Dear Editor, I just listened to the entire address of prime minister Gaston Browne and must commend him for finally taking action to protect Antigua and Barbuda and its people from further exploitation from Sandals. But I noticed some of the comments by persons with respect to the interaction of Beaches with respect to past and present governments of the TCI and feel compelled to point out that we are far ahead of Antigua in terms of how we deal with the Sandals Group generally.

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Islanders homeless in their homeland – PART ONE

Dear Editor, The current rotating president of the Turks and Caicos Forum (TC Forum) has requested that I provide him an up-to-date document on the silent crisis that is stalking Turks and Caicos Islanders and strangling them of their birth right and that of their children, to something they have been entitled to courtesy of their forefathers since forever. It is the ownership of land and a roof over their head. Properties of TCI citizens, many of them indigenous, are being foreclosed upon at alarming rates by banks and lending institutions in the Islands. The beneficiaries in this disaster are the lending institutions themselves as well as the newcomers they facilitate who have showed up on the scene to grab a piece of this to-be-desired paradise. Such acquisitions are at the expense of, and to the grave detriment of the TCI homeowner. This foreclosure procedure might seem a straightforward above board financial transaction, but underneath it is unethical and stinks to high heaven as it almost always involves preferential treatment of the newly arrived purchaser, discrimination against the foreclosing local homeowner and a huge windfall for the lender. To make matters worse this

process is, for the most part, in no way regulated by any governmental or citizen advocacy agency to ensure that due process is followed. The result? A disastrous outcome for the Turks and Caicos Islander who is rendered landless and houseless. To impress upon you, the reader, the gravity of this situation, I cite the case of a real life young and ambitious homeowner on the easternmost island of Grand Turk. We will call him ‘Samadi,’ to ensure the confidentiality of his particular case. Here is what he revealed to me: Samadi is a married 46-year-old male whose people have owned land in Grand Turk since forever. He and his wife do reasonably well generating income and raising their young children. They are the homeowners of this valuable prime located piece of Crown land acquired property. Two years ago, they got a loan from the local Grand Turk branch of an internationally known bank to complete their house and develop their property. Recently, as family expanded and things got tight, they began to fall behind with their payments. They owe somewhere around $70,000 on this homeowner’s loan, and have paid $1,500 monthly for two years. In an attempt to catch up, and get back on track, Samadi and his wife

approached the lender and offered to pay $20,000 in one lump sum. Guess what? The bank pointblank refused and has so far refused to deal with them on this. You would think the lender would be more than pleased to deal with this couple, who have reasonable means of income, in bringing themselves current on what is due to fix the foreclosure situation. Why such behaviour, and is it not strange? Not if you got to hear what Samadi had to say when we spoke: “Look, it’s like this. Me and my wife have been paying on this house for two years. The bank for my loan is from a cold country with long snowy winters, and with a lot of customers back there who are retired and their children are grown. “They’ve had it with the cold and are looking for a warm place for their later years. “Most likely their house is paid off and they have sold it for a good amount and have the money sitting in their account in their home branch of this same bank that’s holding my loan. “But they have made clear to their bank or a real estate guy who works with their bank that they are in the market for a Caribbean home. “So now the search is on. The bank looks at this person’s financial state alongside mine. They have a nice surplus, while I am temporarily a little bit short. “So what happens? The bank

forecloses on my property at the slightest slip or if I’m already in foreclosure, they refuse to work with me to bring me up to date. “They resell my house, with all the upgrades I made and all the payments I made all this time, to that winter bound couple for a nice price. “Say I got the loan for $100,000 and have paid back $50,000? The bank now sells it maybe for $250,000. “You see that! That is a goldmine for the bank, profit-wise. Why would they want to deal with me? “They have a better deal from a fellow-customer with a much better

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The best way BY DAVID TAPFER

David is a retired mobile hydraulic engineer and business executive. He has been married to Middle Caicos native Yvette Robinson Tapfer for 27 years and has lived in Conch Bar, Middle Caicos, since 2002. David formerly served as branch chairman of the PDM from 2008 to 2011

charges. Alleged criminals, not God, were worshiped by our youth! Investors were frightened away because they sought permanence and their rights after they bring their millions into the Islands. It takes years to re-earn their confidence. We now have a tainted AG responsible for our land. Thank

you for nothing FCO! The people seek the rights to selfdetermination. Their right to vote must not be distorted by a corrupt election system. Stolen ballot boxes and lotteries for tie votes that were not ties must be put in our past. As an official representative for review of the ballots in Middle

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COMMENTARY

IT IS time to analyse the best way forward for the Turks and Caicos Islands. To do this we must begin by facing the truth. We have had internal government for nearly a half century and certainly, while we are better off in modern terms than we were ‘back in the day,’ we could have done much better. Can we do better? Yes, we can and we will. The people have selected change and a change in direction we will get. It is already underway. Can 14 years of heading in the wrong direction be corrected quickly? Of course not! A whole generation grew up under an administration that is now in court under corruption

looking account than mine. “So, what happens? This foreigner now owns my house. See how that goes?” I do see. And I do say that, despite being so young, Samadi’s eyes are open and he can see what’s going on. Even though this might appear legal it amounts to a shady and unfair business practice by this, and other lenders in the Islands, making indigenous and long lived TCI citizens landless and houseless in favour of newcomers.

Caicos in the last election I can testify that the election officials there did not know the rules. They set aside ballots that were clearly marked for Ralph Higgs. In the end, Higgs had enough of a margin the results were not questioned. What about the close results in Provo? Have the British let us down? Yes, they have. But it served the PNP administrations well to NOT hold the UK responsible for its failures to provide law enforcement. We also believe having the Brits responsible for the civil service is a mistake for now obvious reasons. Caricom independent nations do not have the resources to protect their borders or finance their infrastructure

needs. Independence has not served any of the eastern Caribbean countries well. The frustration they experienced from a absent UK caused them to go astray. Why did Premier Ewing seek closeness to Caricom? The TCI with its close US ties and stable US currency has an unique position. We must however hold the British responsible for our law enforcement and border protection. We must insist on having control over our civil service. The last 14 years has brought us a trial that never ends, an influx of thousands of illegals and a civil service that takes months, if ever, to issue a birth, marriage or death certificate. We had British governors in their waning years sitting in Grand Turk insulated from reality. Then they went home to disappear. It is time for real change and it will not happen overnight.

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Residents prepare for Lobster Fest BY DAISY HANDFIELD

MORE than 30 residents participated in a clean-up campaign at the Felix Morley Community Centre in Five Cays, Providenciales, on Monday, August 7. The plan was to prepare for the first annual Lobster Festival which will be held at the centre on September 2 from 9am. One of the organisers of the cleanup, Thomas Clay Ewing, said in an interview that he was quite pleased with the turnout and was happy to see community members participating. Ewing elaborated more on the festival, stating that it will feature a sailboat race, Five Cays musicians and a lot of well-known local delicacies. He added that restaurants and hotels across Providenciales will

participate in a lobster cook-off where they will be vying to see who can prepare the best lobster dish. He said: “We intend to make this an annual event, and proceeds raised from the Lobster Fest will go into community projects such as refurbishing the basketball court…” He went on to explain that funds raised will also be used to help families in the Five Cays community and for other initiatives that could benefit those living in that area. “It does not restrict to that - any resident in Five Cays that needs help, we are there to do whatever we can to make Five Cays a better place…Our motto is building a better community.” Ewing added: “This is our first time and we do not have a target goal, we are just optimistic to raise enough to at least try and refurbish our basketball court.

More than 30 residents participated in a clean-up around the Felix Morley Community Centre

“Everything is not restricted to be done right now because we intend to make it an annual event. “We have a lot of people who are from Five Cays and who reside in Five Cays who have been giving donations.”

A resident hard at work picking up trash in Five Cays

Talented students to participate in acting camp show BY DAISY HANDFIELD YOUNGSTERS from the Edward Gartland Youth Centre will be performing Broadway pieces at a show on Friday (August 11). They learnt the performance pieces during a recent acting camp - a collaborative effort between the Edward Gartland Youth Centre and the Turks and Caicos Friends of the Arts Foundation (TCFAF). Susan Cade and Scott Canon from Philadelphia come to the Turks and Caicos Islands annually to direct and teach the children for an entire week and at the end of the week the students have the

opportunity to perform what they learnt. In an interview with the director of the centre, Roxann Wake Forbes she said that this year she has decided to implement a raffle to raise funds. She said that the funds raised from this raffle will go towards the purchasing of school supplies for the Provo Children’s Home and remaining funds will be used for additional supplies for students of the centre. Wake Forbes said the students are always excited about the acting camp and it fills up very quickly, especially since the children know

that they have the opportunity to perform in the end. “Having been involved in the centre for so many years, it’s great to see them working full time and it reflects back at the centre,” she said. The show is a free show and the community is welcomed to come out and support the students. The Edward Gartland Youth Centre in Providenciales is a nonprofit organisation that caters to children between the ages of 11 and 18. It opens its doors to children from Monday to Saturday and on average sees about 400 children visit the facility each week.

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from the guests. To address this issue, we implemented the gratuities and service charge legislation specifically targeting the Beaches issue and forcing them and all other all-inclusive resort properties to assess a service charge on their room bookings and having the entire 100 percent of that charge paid to their employees. As a result of this, the salaries paid by Beaches in the TCI are perhaps the highest paid at any Sandals Resort in the region. If the worker is not getting his/her just due in this regard, it is simply a matter of policing the administrative process as the law is already on the books to facilitate this. Of course, there is always room for improvements in salary at resorts and every avenue ought to be explored to achieve this. When the development agreement for Beaches was renegotiated during the 2003 to 2009 administration, we insisted that Beaches pay full import duties on all items they imported as consumables (food and beverage etc). We then insisted that they pay a minimum of five percent import duties on all capital items for expansion and new development. It should also be noted that in many cases the import duty rate they have to pay is more than the five percent. On top of this, they, like other importers, have to pay the

Government’s mandatory 7.5 percent customs processing fee which is not negotiable. With respect to land that they purchase in the TCI, we discounted the amount of stamp duty they had to pay in some cases to encourage the transaction to materialise, but at no time were they exempt from paying all of the stamp duty. As it relates to the accommodation tax, Beaches has to pay the full amount of 12 percent to the TCI Government, monthly, and would be assessed the usual penalty if they were delinquent in making this payment. I feel sorry in some respects for the government and prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda because Sandals appears to have held them hostage. They get 100 percent exemption on all capital items imported into that country for 35 years; they are significantly discounted on the taxes due on their operational profits; and they are free to hire with impunity, it seems, the full complement of their managerial staff from foreign countries. To top this off, they were only paying 35 percent of the requisite fee for accommodation tax. This kind of behaviour is unheard of in the Turks and Caicos Islands for any developer, including Sandals. While I do acknowledge we have issues in this regard, they do not go to this extent. Floyd Hall

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Former education minister addresses school completion concerns BY DAISY HANDFIELD FORMER Minister of Education Akierra Missick said she is worried that Government school works will not be completed in time for the new academic year. She expressed these sentiments during a television interview with a local news station late last week. “The tenders closed for upgrading works at various schools. We know that they take some time and it does not seem like the schools will be ready for September,” she said. The Government has invested $1million upgrading various schools throughout the Turks and Caicos Islands, which was approved by the PNP administration. Long Bay High School, which was built in phases as an extension of the Clement Howell High School, has still not been completed and is on its third phase. Missick said that she was really concerned about students at Clement Howell High School and Long Bay High School, especially since the new academic school year is quickly approaching. “What are we going to do with those students who would have had to use those classrooms now that they are no longer available and what is to happen with the students who

Former Minister of Education Akierra Missick

are going into third form at the Long Bay High School. “Where are they going? Because again, the third phase of the Long Bay High School is underway and the decision needs to be made or communicated, if it hasn’t been yet. “I have not seen it in the paper, but maybe it was communicated to the parents individually what is to happen to their children,” she said. The former Minister of Education issued some advice for the new Minister of Education, Karen

Malcolm, stating that there are already plans implemented in that ministry, so all she has to do is follow those plans. “There is no need to recreate the wheel because they were developed through technical assistance in the Department of Education, and international technical assistance,” she said. “Now it is about building on them and developing them fully, so that we can have a robust educational system for the 21st century learners.”

New senior tax officers appointed BY OLIVIA ROSE THE GOVERNMENT has recently announced the promotion of Natasha Ewing and Ruthann Gardiner as the new senior tax officers within the Turks and Caicos Islands Revenue Department. This comes as former senior tax officers Keshia Handfield and Mrychina Lewis earlier this year were successfully promoted to the roles deputy revenue commissioner and financial manager respectively, within the Ministry of Finance. Deputy Governor Anya Williams extended congratulations to both Ewing and Gardiner on their recent promotions. She said: “During their tenure as a tax officers they both have had the opportunity to work in all three sections of the Revenue Department - compliance, business licensing and audit and investigation and are equipped with a wide range of skills that will assist them in their new roles as senior tax officers. “Through the Civil Service Professional Development Fund they also had the opportunity to participate last year in TCIG’s training and secondment programme which afforded Ms Gardiner the opportunity to spend a week at Inland

Senior tax officers Natasha Ewing and Ruthann Gardiner

Revenue Jamaica and Ms Ewing a week at Inland Revenue St Kitts. “I wish them all the best on their new roles and look forward to even greater accomplishments in the years to come.” Ewing, a former personal banking officer at the International Banking Group during the period 2010 to

2012, has served as tax officer within the Revenue Department from 2012 to present. Gardiner previously served as cost control clerk at Beaches Resort and Spa from 2011 to 2015 and as a tax officer within the Revenue Department from 2015 to date.

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THE CAPITAL NOTE

The cat in the well IT WAS supposed to be a prolonged stay in Grand Turk. A few days away from Salt Cay. Get a few meetings out of the way, meet some friends and deal with the bureaucratic institutions. That was the plan. For some inexplicable reason (Murphy’s Law), my recent absences from Salt Cay have almost always been overshadowed by some domestic mishap. A broken-down golf cart, a donkey chewing up the all BY TITUS DE BOER essential hose, delivering water Titus de Boer, who originally to the cistern...blown fuses, a moved to the TCI from broken BBQ, a runaway dog, the Germany in 1989, is a list goes on. journalist by training and No sooner had I left Salt Cay currently works as an art in the past, someone would ring promoter and consultant in with news of something having Grand Turk and internationally. gone wrong. And so, it was with a degree of relief and surprise that on my first evening away, there was no adverse news. No one called. All appeared to be well. A bit too well...Had the spell finally been broken? As I awoke to my seven-year-old daughter’s voice the next morning, I could tell that something was wrong - quite aside from the fact that, despite her love for her daddy, a 6.30am call from her is unusual. But there it was: “Daddy, when did you last see Billy the cat?” I tried to remember and had to confess that I hadn’t seen Billy the cat (who hails from Grand Turk), since the morning of the day before I left. “Well that means he’s missing daddy and I am very worried.” A cat search was organised and less than two hours later I received the update call: “Billy the cat has fallen into an old well, he’s up to ears in water and can’t get out.” Bad news, good news. The cat’s in a well, but he’s alive. After several hours of cutting acacia bushes, lowering a net to the distraught cat, Billy the cat was rescued. More good news. Or so I thought. How bad can it be? A bit wet, a tad dehydrated. Cats are tough - no? No sooner was the cat home, wrapped up in a dry towel, a photograph sent (via WhatsApp) to the visiting Provo vet on Grand Turk, prompted the following response: “That cat’s on deaths door.” (That’s one way of breaking bad news...) “In fact he should go to Provo as fast as possible,” the vet continued. Easier said than done. Now for all non-Grand Turk/Salt Cay readers, it should be pointed out that neither island has a permanent veterinarian on call. A Providenciales based vet team visits the capital once a week, on just the day there is no ferry from Salt Cay, which makes responsible pet ownership on Salt Cay a real challenge. On this occasion, however, all the stars aligned perfectly for Billy the cat. There was a non-scheduled ferry service, the cat made it to the Grand Turk Airport on time, thus allowing the vets to take him to Provo and their veterinary clinic. Like clockwork. The following day the very cat, who only 24 hrs earlier was “on deaths door” returned to Grand Turk and subsequently Salt Cay, having fully recovered from the ordeal. So why write about a cat, when there are no doubt far more pressing matters? Well, for one thing it will put a huge smile on the face of a sevenyear-old - and that in itself is always a great reward. On a more philosophical note: Life is about how we look after and care for ‘All things bright and beautiful, All creatures great and small, All things wise and wonderful.’ A big thank you to all individuals who assisted in the rescue effort: My Salt Cay neighbours, my landlords George and Jo, the vets of Bark and Bliss, Captain Allan Dickenson, Malfie, Richard of Salt Cay Divers, Chris of Grand Turk Divers. Well done guys!

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Lifestyle... GARDENING 

HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW

What can I do to stop pollution? POLLUTION is a big problem that is slowly destroying the world that we live in. It is vital for every individual to do what he or she can to clean up the environment. Whether it is in the home or in a public area, every person is important and has the ability to make a difference and help stop pollution. Why people do it: Research and experience has shown that litter is the result of individual behaviour - choosing to litter or being careless in the handling of waste. Research indicates that more than 80 percent of individuals believe that littering is wrong and consequently feel a personal obligation not to litter. But research has found that nearly one in five or 17 percent of all disposals observed in public spaces were littering. And 81 percent of this littering

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was intentional - that is, involved flicking, flinging or dropping trash When asked, some litterers explained that they felt no sense of ownership for parks, walkways, beaches and other public spaces. They believed someone else would pick up after them, that it’s not their responsibility. Once litter is on the ground it attracts more litter. A clean community by contrast can discourage littering and improve community appearance and quality of life. PREVENTING IT: Everyone has a role to play in preventing litter. Changing a common behaviour like littering starts with you. Each person must accept responsibility for their actions and influence the actions of others around them at home, at school, in their place of business and in the

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community at large. START WITH THESE ACTIONS: -Choose not to litter. Ever. -Remind others not to litter and explain why litter is a bad thing. -Get a litter bag or portable ash receptacles. If you see litter, pick it up. Dispose of full litter bags appropriately. -Volunteer in your community for organised litter clean-up events. In order to help stop pollution, people can start being more aware of which items can be recycled and how to go about doing it. If you notice a particular issue that you want to bring to the Government’s attention, don’t be afraid to let your voice be heard. Consider writing a letter to a member of the Government giving your opinion and explaining what you believe can and should be done

to help solve the problem. It is very easy for every single person to help stop pollution. It can take little effort, but can be something that makes a huge difference. Start by evaluating how you can make small changes. Even the smallest changes in your own life can have a massive impact. Community economy and quality of life suffer. The presence of litter in a community takes a toll on quality of life, property values, and housing prices.

Litter has environmental consequences. Wind and weather, traffic and animals move litter into gutters, lawns and landscaped areas, alleyways and parking structures. Debris may be carried by storm drains into local waterways. Litter generally finds its way into our oceans. In fact, more than 80 percent of the ocean debris is from land-based sources. Let’s not forget that ‘Beautiful By Nature’ is the national slogan of the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Regional News Bermuda: Police says violence sparked by gang tensions Gang tensions are a factor in the spate of violence plaguing Bermuda over the past two weeks, according to Superintendent Darrin Simons. Mr Simons pointed to the “ebb and flow” of incidents leading to reprisals as he reflected on a Cup Match weekend in which 55 people were arrested. He classified the fight at St George’s Cricket Club, which brought Cup Match to a temporary standstill on Friday, as the most significant event of the weekend. The incident shortly after 6pm “definitely had some of the hallmarks” of gang involvement, Mr Simons told a press conference yesterday. Asked what had led to the recent spate of violence in the community, he said: “There are incidents that occur, and there are reprisals that occur. “And it’s not always clear which initial incident leads to a further reprisal. But that’s the kind of climate that we’re dealing with —

with ongoing gang tension for which there is an ebb and flow.” Four men appeared in court yesterday over the fight, but Mr Simons said the investigation was ongoing, and appealed to anyone who may have video evidence to contact police. “There were hundreds of people who witnessed this incident — we really need to hear from you.” Other arrests over the Cup Match holiday included warrants, minor drug possession and road traffic offences. A specific breakdown of the charges was not immediately provided. Two suspects were arrested in connection with a chain-snatching on Friday in the West End. Both men denied charges in court yesterday. A further two suspects were arrested in connection with the stabbing on Wednesday afternoon at Sports Locker in Hamilton. Both have been bailed. That was the third stabbing within five days.

No IMF; Dominica to stay the course, says PM WITH projections that Dominica is on track to post 3.1 per cent economic growth for fiscal year 2017/2018, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit has scoffed at suggestions that his Government was in need of a helping hand from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). As he wrapped up debate on the EC$918.2 million (US$339.7 million) budget on Tuesday night, Skerrit fended off suggestions from the Opposition United Workers Party (UWP) that the island’s mounting debt would drive the country to the Washington-based financial body. “Our debt to GDP is not at 120 per cent or more. That’s when the IMF comes in – when your debt to GDP is 120 (per cent) plus; they are coming to rescue you,” he told Parliament. Skerrit pointed out that Dominica’s debt to GDP ratio stood at 67 per cent and could be lowered to as much as 51 per cent, if Government cut guarantees to the

Dominica Agricultural Industrial and Development Bank and the Dominica Water and Sewerage Company Limited. Insisting that both guarantees were investments for Dominicans, Prime Minister Skerrit maintained his Government has a strong handle on the country’s financial affairs and there was therefore no need for an IMF programme. “The IMF is our friend. They are my friends; I like them, they like me too, but we don’t need them, because they have confirmed…that there is no fiscal unsustainability in Dominica at this stage,” he said. During his budget, Skerrit reported that the economy performed well in 2016, recording 2.8 per cent growth despite the devastation and setbacks caused by Tropical Storm Erika in 2015. The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank has projected that the economy will grow by 3.1 per cent in 2017 and

2018. “This buoyant outlook contrasts sharply with the rest of Latin America and the Caribbean. The IMF warns that growth for this region will only be about 1.1 percent this year. The growth experienced by Dominica is clearly better than that of the region and it has also surpassed the average for the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union area,” Skerrit noted. However, Opposition Leader Lennox Linton told Parliament in his reply that this year’s budget comes against the backdrop of some very interesting disclosures from the IMF’s Article IV Consultation on Dominica in March. He said that over the past 17 years, the Washington-based financial institution has made recommendations for the Dominica economy, including the need for improving the conditions for private investment, especially for export activities, as the key to accelerating growth.

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Opposition leader warns of lawsuits over PLP arrests PROGRESSIVE Liberal Party Leader Philip “Brave” Davis said there are plans to file civil lawsuits against the government over investigations involving former PLP members of Parliament. He admitted that these legal challenges could be “hurting” the PLP, but insisted “more damage” is being done to the country. “They may think that they’re hurting the PLP,” Mr Davis said on Tuesday in an interview, which aired on Our News. “Yes, while they may be hurting the PLP, they are doing more damage to the country. “From my advice from lawyers ... I am also being advised that civil lawsuits will be taken out against the government.” Mr Davis said the party has been getting calls from people in the region who have voiced concerns over whether The Bahamas has been reduced to a “banana republic”. This comes the day after Bishop Neil C Ellis lamented the “inhumanity” shown to former Cabinet minister Shane Gibson before his recent arraignment, claiming that the former MP’s treatment as he was led into court was inconsistent with the concept of “basic respect for human dignity”. Bishop Ellis, in a pastoral letter to members of the Mount Tabor Church, regretted Gibson being made by police to “hop” up the steps of the Magistrate’s Court complex for his arraignment despite suffering an injury “which required the aid of crutches for support.” Bishop Ellis’ letter was in reference to the former national insurance and labour minister’s arraignment in a Magistrate’s Court last Thursday on 36 bribery and

Speaker of the Cayman Islands Legislative Assembly, McKeeva Bush, will not face any charges after the groping allegation.

Cayman Islands speaker escapes charge in Florida casino groping accusation

Former Minister of Labour and National Insurance Shane Gibson was granted bail and will return to court on September 19 for a status hearing.

extortion-related charges. Before his arraignment, Gibson had voluntarily presented himself to the Central Detective Unit (CDU) last Wednesday to assist officers with an ongoing investigation. Gibson’s attorney, Anthony McKinney, QC, has reportedly said his client injured his foot during a recent boating trip and that his limping was “not the result of any brutality.” The next day, after he was taken to Magistrate’s Court, Gibson reportedly got out of a police car using crutches. He reportedly used those crutches to enter the nearby police station. A short time later Gibson left the station in handcuffs and no crutches. With the assistance of officers, Gibson limped and hopped his way

up the stairs to court. He was later seen using the walking aides while at the Supreme Court for his bail hearing. In his letter, Bishop Ellis, senior pastor of Mount Tabor Church, noted it was “painful” to watch the arraignment of a man he said is a “faithful member” of the Mount Tabor congregation. The politician’s wife, Pastor Jackie Gibson, is also an active member of Mount Tabor. Last week, Mr Davis expressed outrage at the circumstances surrounding Gibson’s arraignment, and noted Progressive Liberal Party supporters will be asked to “come together shortly to demonstrate our contempt for these inhumane actions”. (Tribune242)

THE speaker of the Cayman Islands Legislative Assembly will not face any charges following accusations that he groped a waitress in a Florida casino last month. McKeeva Bush had been arrested after the woman alleged that the veteran politician had touched her inappropriately while she was serving at the casino in Coconut Creek, Broward County. Although the Seminole police department said at the time that the woman made a sworn affidavit and CCTV footage had been recovered, officials there have now confirmed that no charges will be filed. Bush had protested his innocence from the moment his mug-shot appeared online and the details of the allegations emerged, and he implied,

through his attorney, that the episode was a cultural misunderstanding. He filed a not guilty plea after he was released from jail, having deposited a $1,000 cash bond. Soon afterwards he returned to the Cayman Islands. Ron Ishoy, from the Florida State Attorney’s Office, confirmed that the case was not going ahead and a full explanation would be released this week. “The Broward State Attorney’s office in Fort Lauderdale filed paperwork …noting that it will not file a charge of misdemeanour battery against William Bush.” He said that an announcement of “no information” had been made regarding the allegations. Bush is also expected to have his $1,000 bond returned now that charges will not be laid.

Bahamas records 856 cases of child abuse in 2016 THERE were 856 recorded cases of child abuse in the Bahamas last year, with neglect, physical abuse and sexual abuse accounting for 92 per cent of the total incidents reported to the Department of Social Services. According to these latest statistics which were requested by The Tribune, between January and December 2016, officials saw 478 cases of neglect, 180 incidents of physical abuse and 130 cases of sexual abuse. Incest followed as the fourth highest kind of child abuse reported to officials, with 33 incidents. Emotional abuse, abandonment and verbal abuse, although smaller in scale to the other more serious incidents, were also recorded with 17, 13, and five cases respectively. A further break down by

island revealed that 76 per cent of all incidents happened in New Providence. In the capital, 655 cases of child abuse were recorded. Neglect accounted for 389 incidents, physical abuse with 140 cases and there were 69 cases of sexual abuse. Official also said there were 31 cases of incest in New Providence. In Grand Bahama, there were 91 reported cases of abuse. Of this number, 42 incidents of incest were recorded along with 30 cases of sexual abuse and 16 cases of physical abuse. Officials recorded 33 overall cases of child abuse in Central Abaco, 24 in North Abaco, 12 in North Eleuthera, seven in Crooked Island, six in Central Andros, five in Harbour Island, Cat Island and South Abaco and three cases in South

Eleuthera. While child abuse numbers for 2015 were not readily available, there were less reported cases in 2014 and 2013. Back in 2015, then Social Services Minister Melanie Griffin reported 597 cases of child abuse in 2014 and 487 cases in 2013. According to the then minister, there were 243 cases of neglect, 173 physical abuse cases, 121 reports of sexual abuse, 37 cases of incest, nine cases of verbal abuse, eight abandonment cases and six emotional abuse cases in 2014. In 2013, there were 257 cases of neglect, 113 cases of physical abuse, 95 cases of sexual abuse, five cases of verbal abuse, nine cases of emotional abuse, two cases of abandonment and six cases of incest. (Tribune242)

The red circle shows where the car landed after plunging off the precipice. (Photo: Dominica News Online)

Dominica mourns as young men die when car plunges off cliff THERE has been an outpouring of shock and grief across Dominica, following the tragic death of five men on Sunday. Mandela Ophar, 21; Clement Leblanc, 22; Jean Louis Sango, 25; Jude Jean, 21; and Chris Marcellin,

29, died when the vehicle they were in ran off the road in Ambas, Vielle Case, around 7 a.m., and plunged over a cliff. The circumstances surrounding the accident remain unknown. The bodies have since been recovered.

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IMMEDIATE OPENING Maintenance Technician (Part-Time) Looking for a qualified and experience Maintenance Technician to work around 3 days a week.

DUTIES INCLUDE:

• Perform general repair and maintenance work as assigned. • Respond to work orders as requested and complete all recordkeeping associated with the order. • Ensure all work is carried out safely and efficiently and in compliance with any applicable regulations. • Ensure all equipment, materials and supplies are used in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations. • Ensure all work areas are kept clean, tidy and safe. • Other duties as may be requested or required by department or another manager.

KEY SKILLS AND REQUIREMENT:

• AC/Refrigeration & Plumbing Skills are a plus • Knowledge of safe and proper use of equipment and materials. • Able to stand, bend and reach for extended periods. • Able to lift 50 lbs. Starting salary $10 per hour Engineering Storeroom Clerk

REQUIREMENTS:

• Customer services skills • 2 years’ experience work as a storeroom clerk Must be able and willing to work all days and shifts including Saturdays and Sundays.

DUTIES INCLUDE:

• maintain the storeroom by properly storing all food, beverage and consumable goods in pre- designated areas with proper rotation • Maintains proper storage of all food goods in their predesignated areas • Keep storerooms organized and clean for proper storage • Maintain cleanliness of storerooms daily • Maintains and clean delivery truck • Deliver in-house requisitions to each department location and ensures that requisition is signed by the receiver. • Ensures that requisition signed by the receiver is given to Purchasing Director and Purchasing Assistant. Starting salary $8 per hour plus service charge.

IT Technician* REQUIREMENTS:

• Minimum of 3 years’ experience as an IT Technician • Post -secondary degree or equivalent qualification by experience

Stewarding Trainee Manager

REQUIREMENTS: • Looking for a bright, ambitious and focused person who wants to grow in the field of stewarding. • Must have a passion or interest in working in the kitchens, equipment, food productions, sanitation, hygiene and safety. • Must be willing to work late evenings beyond midnight as major banqueting events and functions require. Must be willing and able to assist in organizing and delegating large banquet functions. • Must be able and willing to work all days and shifts including Saturdays and Sundays.

DUTIES INCLUDE:

• Ensures the maintenance of clean, sanitized kitchen by supervising steward personnel

• Issuing cleaning supplies to stewards, checking usage and making adjustments • Ensuring that kitchen floors and walk-ins are clean • Monitoring cafeteria and provide assistance to kitchen personnel during set-up and clean-up Working with the Food & Beverage Director banquet orders • Conducting regular inventory of and ensuring proper amounts china, dishes etc. are available • Assisting in ensuring the training of and proper use daily of all safety, hygiene and sanitation

Manager of Travel Industry Sales * The Palms Turks and Caicos is a 72-suite luxury resort, which

features elegantly appointed luxury rooms, with one, two and three-bedroom suites. World class amenities include a 25,000 square foot spa, banquet facilities and two signature restaurants.

The Manger of Travel Industry Sales is a key part of our U. S. based sales team, responsible for group and leisure sales. Requirements: • Post-secondary degree or equivalent qualification by experience • Strong written and verbal skills with documented responsibility for promotions, sales and marketing. • 5-7 yrs. in luxury travel/hospitality sales, with established relationships with top luxury wholesalers, travel agents, incentive houses, and meeting planners • Must have experience selling luxury Caribbean properties and understand wholesalers, FIT and high-end travel agency professionals. • Must understand sales metrics and reporting • Must be able and willing to work all days and shift

DUTIES INCLUDE:

• Analyzing sales and marketing statistics to determine profitability of sold business and opportunities within target markets • Must have experience working with Opera and Visual One, Mitel Phone System, Cisco CCTV System, Fiber Optic Music System (fiber optic), Micros, Data Works and Premier Spa • Must be able to respond quickly and effectively to diagnose and resolve hardware and software problems for all systems, and document tracks and reports on deficiencies, progress and follow-up • Must read, speak and write English fluently • Must be able to work all days and shifts and be on call for emergency service request

DUTIES INCLUDE:

• Providing routine maintenance of hardware, software and systems • Installing/configuring computers/telephones and point of sales equipment and other systems equipment. • Installing, maintaining and repairing wifi system equipment • Installing/maintaining/repairing CCTV System • Repairing/upgrading hardware and software. • Troubleshooting printers/scanners/copiers. • Maintaining inventory of equipment and supplies. • Maintaining server room(s) and ensuring proper security for such. • Completing system backups according to required schedule. Starting salary $32,000-$35,000 not including service charge.

Gardener * DUTIES INCLUDE:

• Take on special landscaping or planting projects as deemed necessary by the Landscaping manager • Mow the lawns, prune the bushes and trees, edge the walkways and give the grounds a manicured look • Operate equipment to keep all of the walkways and building entrances cleared and safe • Collaborate with maintenance team to make sure the grounds and the building are always properly cared for • Perform regular maintenance and minor repairs on the lawn care equipment and tools • Must be able and willing to work all days and shifts including Saturdays and Sundays. POSITIONS MARKED WITH (*) ARE POSITIONS CURRENTLY HELD BY A WORK PERMIT HOLDER • Negotiating and closing contracts, with approval of Director of Sales and Marketing, with key customers • Creating 100% guest satisfaction and delivery of Regent experience • Communicating sales and guest information to departments as appropriate • Identify potential customers, initiate contract, and make sales call • Conduct on-site tour sales presentation in accordance with brand standards Starting salary $40,000- 60,000 per annum not including service charge

Pool and Beach Attendant * REQUIREMENTS:

• Must be able to work in all outdoor element, rain, sun, etc. as required • Must be able to work long hours on feet • Must be able to lift 30lbs or more • Must be trained and certified in CPR, First Aid. • Life guard experience is a plus • Must be able and willing to work all days and shifts Duties Include: • Creating a luxury guest experience through delivery of high level service for all pool and beach services Starting salary $6.25 per hour not including service charge.

Youth Program Manager* REQUIREMENTS:

• 3-5 years’ experience managing children’s program and facilities with capability to distinguish age-appropriate activities and behavior; education and credentials in child development • Certified in CPR, water safety and First Aid • Post-secondary degree or equivalent qualification by experience • Knowledge of kids’ programs, logistics and related skills as well as competitor’s products and services • Experience developing annual budget in conjunction with Controller and General Manager Must be able and willing to work all days and shifts including Saturdays and Sundays.

DUTIES INCLUDE:

• Developing, implementing and marketing youth program facilities • Managing the operations of the kids’ club with wide variety of activities for all ages • Order and maintain supplies and equipment as well as operating equipment Starting salary $28,000 per annum not including service charge.

Interested applicants should apply to The Palms, Human Resources Department, Monday through Friday, and bring along an updated resume, or by emailing your resume to careers@thepalmstc.com, no later than end of day Monday, August 17th, 2017.

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North Korea Guam missile strike plan ‘ready by mid-August’ NORTH Korea says its plan to fire four missiles near the US territory of Guam will soon be ready, as a war of words with Washington intensifies. State media said Hwasong-12 rockets would pass over Japan and land in the sea about 30km (17 miles) from Guam, if the plan was approved by Kim Jong-un. It denounced Donald Trump’s warnings of “fire and fury” and said the US leader was “bereft of reason”. The US has warned the North its actions could mean the “end of its regime”. US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said Pyongyang would be “grossly overmatched” in any war against the US and its allies. The BBC’s Rupert WingfieldHayes, who is in Guam, says there is a sense that the North Korean threat is rhetorical, as most people feel that if they really did strike with missiles it would be suicidal for the North Korean regime. The North first announced on Wednesday that it was drawing up plans for a missile strike against Guam, a Pacific island which is home to US military bases, strategic bombers and about 163,000 people. A later statement carried by state media said the military would

The NCA said previous estimates that there were 10,00013,000 victims in the UK were the “tip of the iceberg”.

US military bases cover about a quarter of the island of Guam.

“finally complete the plan” by midAugust and report it to leader Kim Jong-un for his approval. “The Hwasong-12 rockets to be launched by the KPA [Korean People’s Army] will cross the sky above Shimane, Hiroshima and Koichi [Kochi] Prefectures of Japan,” state news agency KCNA said, quoting army chief General Kim Rak Gyom. “They will fly 3,356.7km for 1,065 seconds and hit the waters 3040km away from Guam.” The Hwasong missiles are North Korea’s domestically produced medium and long-range weapons.

The governor of Guam addressed the North’s new statement on Thursday, telling Reuters news agency that North Korea usually likes to be unpredictable and has fired surprise missiles in the past. “They’re now telegraphing their punch, which means they don’t want to have any misunderstandings. I think that’s a position of fear,” said Governor Eddie Calvo. North Korean state media also said President Trump’s remarks on Tuesday that the North risked “fire and fury” for threatening the US were “a load of nonsense”.

Baltimore serial killer who allegedly cut up his victims and sold them as BBQ dies JOSEPH Roy Metheny, the admitted serial killer who allegedly chopped up his victims and sold them as BBQ from a roadside stand in Baltimore in the 1990s, has died. He was 62. Metheny was found dead in his cell around 3pm on Saturday at the Western Correctional Institution in Cumberland, Maryland, prison officials confirmed. The death is under investigation. The morbidly obese killer had begged for and received a death sentence in 1998, but it was later overturned on appeal and he was sentenced to two life sentences without parole. In addition to the two women he was convicted of murdering, 23-year-old Kathy Spicer and 39-year-old Cathy Ann Magaziner, Metheny confessed to a sickening string of other murders he was never convicted of. In a jailhouse confession, Metheny said his killing spree began after his wife became addicted to crack and ran away with their six-year-old son. He was charged in the ax murder of two homeless men under a bridge, but the charges were dropped due to lack of evidence.

Though it was never proven in court, Metheny said in a jailhouse confession that he butchered the bodies of victims and sold the meat in a roadside stand, calling it his ‘special meat’

In July of 1994, he met Magaziner at a bar and lured her back to his home, a small trailer on an isolated pallet company storage lot in Baltimore. Metheny worked at the pallet company on a dead end road and had the keys to the gates. He later told police that he had sex with her, and then strangled her with

an extension cord and buried her in a shallow grave on the lot. Her beheaded remains were found several years later on the property. When investigators asked why he did it, Metheny responded: ‘Sense of power. I don’t know. Vulnerable. I dreaded, just - I got a very - got a rush out of it, got a high out of it. Call it what you want. I had no real excuse why other than I like to do it. (Pause). I don’t know how to describe it.’ Though it was never proven in court, Metheny said in a jailhouse confession that he butchered the bodies of Magaziner and Spicer and sold the meat in a roadside stand, calling it his ‘special meat’. ‘I had real roast beef and pork sandwiches and why not they were very good,’ he wrote. ‘The human body tastes was very similar to pork. If you mix it together no one can tell the difference.’ After he pleaded guilty to murdering Spicer and Magaziner, Metheny begged a jury for the death penalty. ‘The words `I’m sorry’ will never come out, for they would be a lie,’ he said in court.

Slavery ‘affecting every city’ in UK MODERN slavery and human trafficking in the UK is “far more prevalent than previously thought,” the National Crime Agency has said. The agency said there were more than 300 live policing operations currently, with cases affecting “every large town and city in the country”. The NCA said previous estimates that there were 10,000-13,000 victims in the UK were the “tip of the iceberg”. “The more we look, the more we find,” its vulnerabilities director said. Will Kerr said he had been shocked with what he had seen during this year’s intensive efforts to break up gangs, with almost every major operation triggering even

more investigations. He warned that trafficking into modern slavery was now so widespread that ordinary people would be unwittingly coming into contact with victims every day. The NCA said the growth in modern slavery was being driven by international gangs increasingly recognising the amount of money they could make by controlling people within a huge range of economic sectors, rather than just dealing drugs. It warned that the key sectors for slavery now included food processing, fishing, agriculture, construction, domestic and care workers and car washes.

Jamoneisha Merritt, 11, was seriously injured Monday when another girl at a sleepover poured boiling water on her as she slept.

Girl throws boiling water on resting 11-year-old at Bronx sleepover IN an act of unbelievable cruelty, a girl poured boiling water onto the face of an 11-year-old girl attending a Bronx sleepover, police sources said Wednesday. Victim Jamoneisha Merritt suffered second-degree burns to her face and shoulders in the attack early Monday at a home on Findlay Ave. near E. 166th St. in East Concourse, according to the sources. Jamoneisha, who also lives in

East Concourse, was warned not to go to sleep and awoke to her face and chest burning, the sources said. Medics rushed her to Harlem Hospital’s burn unit, according to an NBC 4 report. Cops charged a 12-year-old girl with assault later that day. Jamoneisha’s cousin, Yolanda Richardson, told the TV station that she and the older girl had been arguing.

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The Windsong Resort is now accepting resumes for the position of

The Windsong Resort is now accepting resumes for the position of

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

GENERAL MANAGER This position is full time, requires periodic international travel and a flexible work schedule that includes holidays, weekends, split shifts and extended days. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES INCLUDED BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:

This position is full time, and a flexible work schedule that includes some holidays, weekends, split shifts and extended days. JOB PURPOSE/SUMMARY:

• As Administrative Assistant, you will have substantial involvement with a variety of personnel-related administrative tasks. You will support the HR operation in duties like, payroll reconciliation, posting job ads, updating and maintaining, HR database and processing employees’ requests. • You will also work with the Accounts department in processing and delivering payments, banking and assigned duties, including filing. • This position requires close coordination with the General Manager on assigned tasks and specialty projects. • This position requires excellent organizational skills and the ability to handle sensitive information confidentially. Essential Responsibilities and duties included but are not limited to: • Maintain employee records (soft and hard copies) • Update HR databases (e.g. new hires, separations, vacation and sick leaves) • Assist in payroll preparation by providing relevant data, like absences, bonus and leaves • Prepare paperwork for HR policies and procedures • Process employees’ requests and provide relevant information • Coordinate HR projects, meetings and training seminars • Manage queries accordingly • Prepare reports and presentations for internal communications • Provide orientations for new employees by sharing onboarding packages and explaining company policies • Work with the Accounts department to update and maintain filing and records as needed; banking and to offer general office and administrative support as assigned • Coordinate purchasing as needed • Act of receiving clerk as needed • Other duties as assigned

• Full responsibility for all resort operations and disciplines, to include hotel, food and beverage, accounting, budgeting, strata management, owner relations, advertising & marketing, long-term planning, revenue management, reputation management, social media and maintenance. • Achieve or exceed financial/budget goals and expectations as established by senior management. • Maintain labor relations to provide for a well trained staff with employment longevity. • Achieve high levels of guest customer service and satisfaction.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Minimum 4 years of experience over the past 10 years ( min 3 years with a single company/property) as a Resort General Manager at a successful 4+ star Caribbean property. • Hospitality Degree desirable. • International experience an asset and

second language (Spanish or French) highly desirable. • Minimum 4 years over the past 8 years managing condominium strata operations • Dedication to developing a strong team approach to operations. • Excellent business and personal references • Direct experience, skill and knowledge in: 1. Developing and monitoring guest satisfaction programs 2. P&L analysis and annual budget preparation with monitoring and reporting functions to corporate office 3. Developing long and short term marketing plans with milestone achievements 4. Building schedules for annual facilities maintenance and long term preventative maintenance programs 5. Revenue management and extranet operations 6. Human resource and local labor relations • Salary: $88,000 annual, commensurate with skill & experience, semiannual merit bonus plan and service charge

Interested applicants should contact Jim Molter, Managing Partner via email at jim@windsongresort.com or by fax at 649.941.7719. Suitable applicants will be contacted by email or telephone to schedule an interview. This position is currently held by a permit holder.

The Windsong Resort is now accepting resumes for the position of

Assistant General Manager

Salary $28-33,000 plus service charge Interested applicants should contact Windsong Resort via email at admin@ windsongresort.com or by fax 649.941.7719. Suitable applicants will be contacted by email or telephone to schedule an interview.

The successful candidate will have strong F&B management skills and knowledge. The position is full time, with a demanding work schedule that will include holidays, weekends, split shifts and extended days.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

The Windsong Resort currently seeks to employ Food and Beverage employees in the following positions:

ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES INCLUDED BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:

KITCHEN HELPER COOK BAKER ASSISTANT COOK HOST/ HOSTESS BUSSERS & RUNNER

• Full responsibility for food and beverage operations as well as assigned resort operations and disciplines such as budgeting, long-term planning, reputation management, housekeeping and maintenance. • Achieve or exceed financial/budget goals and expectations as established by the General Manager. • Achieve high levels of guest customer service and satisfaction.

We are looking for individuals with a minimum of 2 years experience, able to work long hours, holidays and weekends, are service minded and be willing to work in a team environment. Wages $6.25-$9.00/hour plus service charge

REQUIREMENTS:

Positions currently held by work permit holders

• Minimum 3 years of experience over the past 8 years in a management role at a successful 4+ star resort.

Interested applicants should contact Windsong Resort via email at culinary@windsongresort.com or by fax 649.941.7719. Suitable applicants will be contacted by email or telephone to schedule an interview.

• Hospitality MSc Degree desirable. • International experience an asset and second language (Spanish or French) highly desirable. • Minimum 3 years’ experience managing a busy and successful food and beverage operation. • Dedication to developing a strong team approach to operations. • Excellent business and personal references • Direct experience, skill and knowledge in: 1. Menu development 2. P&L analysis and annual budget preparation with monitoring and reporting functions to GM 3. Developing long and short-term planning strategies 4. Hotel revenue management. 5. Human resource and local labor relations • Salary: $40-50,000 annual, commensurate with skill & experience, semiannual merit bonus plan & service charge

Interested applicants should contact Jim Molter, Managing Partner via email at jim@windsongresort.com or by fax at 649.941.7719. Suitable applicants 15640

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WANTED

C&S PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

DWAYNE WILLIAMS

ENID BEAUTY SALON

Is seeking to employ a

SOUTH DOCK ROAD Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

LABOURER

COSMETOLOGIST Salary: $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: 241-5922

CONTACT: 241-5131

TOMPSON PIERRE

AMAZING BOUTIQUE

Thelma Osborn is seeking a full time

Is seeking to employ a

LIVE-IN CAREGIVER FOR AN ELDERLY FEMALE MAIN DUTIES INCLUDE; • To provide personal hygiene care for daily living, prepare and serve nutritious, wholesome meals, maintain a safe and healthy home environment; maintain records of medicines administered. • Provide companionship, report health concerns to key family members; adhere to wishes of family concerning care practices. • Must have at least 5 years’ experience in

elder care and provide references of such. • Must have a clean police record. • Must demonstrate ability to work unsupervised and have excellent communication skills. • A valid TCI driver’s license will be an asset • Salary is $400 bi-weekly plus food and room. • 2 year contract to be agreed upon acceptance of employment.

Please forward applications including references and other supporting documents to thelmaosborn@gmail.com. Only shortlisted persons will be contacted 15587

VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY!!

Salary: $6.50 per hour

15654

Is seeking to employ a

THE LARGEST READERSHIP IN THE TURKS & CAICOS

Salary: $6.25 per hour

15653

ACADEMY WAY Is seeking the employ the following:

1 CASHIER 1 SEAMSTRESS DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $6.25 per hour

JOB TITLE – SAILROCK – FALL 2017

REAL ESTATE ASSISTANT & OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR REPORTING TO SAILROCK SALES & MARKETING DIRECTOR

CONTACT: 341-2622

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

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- preferably a female. Must be honest, punctual. Must be able to sew and cut fabric. Must be willing to work 6 days per week Salary: $200 per week

CONTACT: 241-8388 Position is held by a work permit holder

CONTACT: 231-9209

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15609

TROPIC EQUIPMENT RENTAL Is seeking to employ a

PLANT ATTENDANT

To run errands, open/close plant yard, keep inventory, Must have a high school diploma, clean Police Record, Driver’s License. Salary: $16,000 annually. Must be willing to work 6 days a week

OPERATOR

Salary: $28,000 annually

MECHANIC

Salary: 28,000 annually

CONTACT: 331-0060 15479

THE WINE CELLAR Is seeking to hire a

SALES CLERK/ INVENTORY SPECIALIST

SHORT JOB DESCRIPTION

The Real Estate Assistant & Office Administrator will support the Sailrock Sales & Marketing team by leading and directing day to day administrative and office needs.

FIT PROFILE

The best fit for this position will have/be: • High attention to detail • Excellent written and verbal communication skills as well as a natural ability to interact with people in a friendly and engaging way • Solution oriented, pro-active and driven • Highly organized and able to flex with changing needs of a fast paced office environment • Ability to juggle multiple tasks and projects at once • A positive, can-do attitude and a desire to see the team succeed

The Sales Clerk/Inventory Specialist is responsible for receiving and selling merchandise, verifying and tracking inventory. Investigating variances and discrepancies and ensuring data is accurately captured in POS and Counterpoint, respectively.

DUTIES INCLUDE:

DAY TO DAY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Maintain regular Sailrock Office hours (5 days per week; Tuesday through Saturday from 9am to 5pm) • Become an expert in product offerings, overall plan and strategic vision of Sailrock in order to communicate effectively with clients and other associates • Be the first point of contact for visitors, calls and internet inquiries to the sales office • Secure contact details for visitors and prospects in order to record details and relevant notes in the CRM • Become fully trained and operational in the CRM • Maintain sales activity logs/tracking and provide administrative and office support to the Sales team • Order and Maintain marketing collateral and supplies for multiple Providenciales locations • Maintain an excellent office environment that ensures all visitors receive the best first impression of Sailrock • Work with property manager to coordinate office repairs/issues • Promote Sailrock and engage local community as needed • Maintain on-going relationships with local real estate brokerages – consistently update them on pricing and activity • Assist with coordination of sales tours • Other duties as needed by the Director of Sales & Marketing

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• Proficiency with MS Office software, with emphasis on Word, Excel and Outlook. • Knowledgeable of counterpoint inventory system • Ability to work in a deadline driven environment with minimal supervision • Create excel spreadsheets and word for inventory purposes. • Post and maintain all records of transfers for wine and nonalcoholic products from wholesale to retail. • Maintain accurate inventory levels as defined by Management • Enter data in counterpoint on a daily basis and transferred between wholesale and retail, • Upload, post and reconcile inventory counts in counterpoint daily • Perform physical recounts and maintain accurate knowledge of inventory counts. • Must have at least 3-4 years’ experience and excellent knowledge about Wine and Spirits. • Salary range based on qualifications and experience.

Send resume to: discount@tciway.tc 15605

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WILMAN CONSULTANCY

RUTH’S BEAUTY SALON

GRAND TURK Acting on behalf of our clients

WILMAN ART DESIGN

PAINTER

Salary: $7.00 per hour. Must be willing to work6 days a week Contact: 246-2634 A&W VARIETY STORE

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $6.25 per hour. Must be willing to work 4 days a week Contact: 246-2634

EXECUTIVE UNIQUE CUTS Is seeking to employ a

GRANT CONSTRUCTION KEW TOWN Is seeking to employ a

KAREN MISSICK GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

ANTHONY LESHONE FORBES

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $6.25 per hour. Must be willing to work 5 days a week Contact: 431-2640 ALDARRO CONSTRUCTION

LABOURER

Salary: $7.00 per hour. Must be willing to work 5 days a week Contact: 246-2634

Held by work permit holders

15546

JOB-HAIR STYLIST/ DRESSER

BARBER

Location-Grand Turk Hourly Rate-$6.25 per hour Works- 6 Business Days

Salary: $100 per week

CONTACT 649-331-7429

CONTACT: 241-5099

Renewal. 3 employees

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Help by a work permit holder

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CARPENTER LABOURER Salary: $7.50 per hour

CONTACT: 441-0237

15665

Salary: $200 per week

CONTACT: 231-7489

Held by a work permit holder

CBMS

VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY!!

CARIBBEAN BUILDING MATERIALS & SERVICES LTD.

THE LARGEST READERSHIP IN THE TURKS & CAICOS

131 South Dock Road, PO Box 611. Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands, BWI Phone 649-941-3400 Fax 649-941-3401

WILLIAMS CONTRACTING SERVICE

HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC W/ HYDRAULIC SPECIALIZATION

WAVE DANCERS Is seeking a

SOUTH DOCK Is looking for a

LABOURER Must be willing to work 3 days per week. Salary $200 per week.

CONTACT 342-0156 Work permit holder

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TILE LAYER to work 6 days per week salary $250 per week

CONTACT: 649-241-5131 this position is for work permit renewal

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15663

WILLIAMS CONTRACTING SERVICES SOUTH DOCK Is looking for a

Applicant should have specialization of all aspects of equipment hydraulic systems, able to read schematics & trouble shoot hydraulics on all types of heavy equipment. Must have a minimum of 5 years’ experience in diesel Trucks, bulldozers, excavators etc. Ability to weld & fabricate, possess own tools & transportation, and be able to work without supervision. Applicant must be prepared to work late days, evenings, and weekends as the job dictates. Wage: $16.00.

TILE LAYER HELPER salary $200 per week must be able to work 6 days per week this position is for work permit renewal

CONTACT: 649-241-5131

15548

LABOURERS Applicant must be prepared for heavy work, breaking cement bags, loading trucks and stevedoring of cement and gravel. Applicant will also be required to assist mechanics as needed. Applicant must prepare to work long hours. Evenings and weekends as required. $7.00 - $12.50 Based on experience.

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER POSITION AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Reporting to the President, the CFO is responsible for the accounting and financial reporting manufacturing entity as it grows exponentially over the next several years. • This position requires a change leader to continually review and implement accounting and reporting procedures, internal controls, organizational responsibilities and the appropriate corporate governance policies and procedures.

POSITION AVAILABLE A private villa is currently seeking a

PART TIME EXECUTIVE CHEF The successful applicant should have at least 5 years experience running kitchens, knowledge of food costing and controls, monthly inventory, knowledge of proper hygiene and safety, menu planning and costing and managing and scheduling staff. As a private rental villa expertise in catering such as weddings, cocktail parties and special events is crucial. Plus knowledge and experience in preparation of cuisine worldwide, pastries, desserts, chocolates and wine/food pairing, is essential. Due to the nature of our guests and to be able to provide direction to the other staff as required, the need to be fluent in English and conversant in Spanish, is required. A car, driver’s license and a clean police record is necessary. This position requires working long hours, both nights and days, public holidays and weekends. Salary - $700 - $900 weekly depending on experience.

All applications must be made in writing, including a complete resume, to either: QED Enterprises at PO BOX 196 Providenciales or email to bstrogatz@aol.com, or fax at 649-941-5832. Successful applicants will be notified by phone. Only qualified Belongers need apply.

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QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

• A recognized professional financial designation (CPA, CA, MBA) coupled with a minimum of at least 15 to 20 years’ financial management experience at a senior position level, preferably in a manufacturing environment while managing and continually training an accounting staff of several people, • An engineering degree in addition to the foregoing will be a definite asset, • The work experience to apply solid leadership, communication and interpersonal skills both inside and externally of a medium sized corporate environment, • A sound background in dealing with external financial facilities Including lending organizations and bonding companies, • The skill sets and experience of assessing a Company’s accounting and financial reporting group’s strengths and weaknesses and internal controls and then implementing whatever change processes are required to safeguard the assets of the Company, • The ability to move upwards or downwards within the accounting group as personnel activities dictate. Only those candidates invited for final interviews will be contacted and be requested to provide proof of professional qualifications and experience. This CFO position offers an annualized salary range of approximately $50,000 for the CFO with all the requested qualifications and experience.

Please apply with references, clean police and driving record to CBMS Ltd. Or call 941-3400 or email reneebcms@tciway.tc 15656

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‘Despacito’ breaks several YouTube records, including most viewed EVER since it was first posted to Luis Fonsi’s official YouTube page back in mid-January of this year, “Despacito” has been destined for greatness on the massively popular video hosting platform. In record time, the colorful, sexy treatment has broken records and earned not just one, but several spots in the history books. On Friday, “Despacito” blew right past Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth’s “See You Again’ to steal the title of the most-watched video of all time on YouTube, which is truly quite the honour. For five years, the No. 1 spot was held by Psy’s “Gangnam Style,” and it was only about one month ago

that “Again” finally pulled ahead after years of closing the gap. Now, Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee’s biggest smash is powering forward, leaving both popular tunes in the dust. Just a few hours after “Despacito” was named the most-viewed clip ever on the platform, it quickly passed three billion views, becoming the first upload to ever see its view count rise to that milestone. It has already been joined by Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth’s “See You Again,” but it will most likely be a little while before a third video is inducted into the three billion club. It goes without saying that since

On Friday, “Despacito” blew right past Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth’s “See You Again’ to steal the title of the most-watched video of all time on YouTube.

it was the first video to reach three billion plays, “Despacito” also holds the record for the fastest climb to that point, and even if a number of other popular visuals quickly match the total view count, it is currently difficult to imagine anything racking up that many watches in such a short

span of time. In addition to being the mostwatched video of all time, “Despacito” is now also the most-liked item available on the site as well, according to a release shared by the company itself. That may simply be serving as icing on the cake for the two Latin

artists fronting the track, but it also isn’t terribly surprising. If something is popular enough to best every other visual ever released in terms of plays, it makes sense that it would also earn the most thumbs up on the world’s most heavily trafficked video hosting site.

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Carrey permitted to use ex-girlfriend medical records in wrongful death trial

Quantasia Sharpton claims she knows she does not have the STD but after reading reports that the star may have herpes she contacted celebrity lawyer Lisa Bloom, left, to find out ‘what my rights are as a woman’

Usher says Sharpton ‘isn’t my type’ USHER allegedly claims he did not sleep with one of his fans who is suing him for “having sex with her on her birthday without admitting he (allegedly) had herpes” because “she’s not his type”. Quantasia Sharpton, 21, is among two women and a man who have started legal proceedings against the singer over allegations he

didn’t reveal he had the STD before bedding them. Sources close to the singer told TMZ he didn’t sleep with Sharpton on her 19th birthday because “he’s just not into her type”. The source added: “He may have pulled her up onstage, he doesn’t remember, but he absolutely didn’t hook up with her.”

JIM Carrey has been granted the use of his ex-girlfriend Cathriona White’s medical records in the wrongful death trial surrounding her suicide. The actor’s legal team was able to secure the use of her records in an attempt to prove that Carrey did not obtain the prescription drugs that White used to kill herself and also to detail her history with the depression, The Telegraph reported. White’s mother and ex-husband are suing the 55-year-old actor, claiming he used his “wealth, influence and celebrity status,” to obtain the prescription medication that led to the makeup artist’s fatal overdose in Sept. 2015. A lawyer for Carrey, Raymond Boucher, stated that White had breast augmentation surgery earlier that month and was prescribed oxycodone. “We want to be able to establish that Mr Carrey absolutely did not transmit any herpes and he did not give her his pain medication and she could access her own,” he said in court documents, according to The

Jim Carrey and Cathriona White in May 2015 — a few months before her death.

Telegraph. White’s medical records would also reveal if she had sexually transmitted diseases prior to her

relationship with Carrey. Her family claims “The Mask” star transmitted herpes 1 and herpes 2 to the actress.

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WANTED SECURITY OFFICER

with 5 years+ experience. Duties: Maintains safe and secure environment for customers and employees by patrolling and monitoring premises and personnel. Fluent in at least 2 languages: English, Spanish, French Creole, Tagalog. Available to work at any location in TCI between 7:00 am – 7:00 pm, Sunday – Saturday & Public Holidays. Salary $6.25 -$8.00 per hour. Apply to: NCS eMoney Services TCI Ltd, -tcihrstaff@gmail.com by August 26, 2017 15659

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ORETA DORINE BEEN BLUE HILLS Is seeking to employ a

THE HELP DESK

PAPS AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION & APPLIANCES

Acting on behalf of their client Rigby Builders/Michael Rigby Who is seeking to employ a

Is seeking to employ a:

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: 331-3887

Held by a work permit holder

15667

AIR CONDITION, REFRIGERATION & APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN

Must have 5 years’ experience or more in Air condition, refrigeration, chillers and restaurant equipment.

CONTACT INFO: 6492444332/3456682

Email: proappliance@live.com

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LIVE-IN BUTLER WANTED

Must be bilingual. Must be able to drive. Must be able to work weekends. Must be able to care for family house Salary $800.00 monthly

CONTACT: (649) 241-6748

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LABOURER MECHANIC

DOMESTIC WORKER

CONTACT: 241-9541

CONTACT: 232-2267

Salary: $6.25-$8.00 per hour

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

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CAR WASHER Salary: $400 per month

MAIN DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: • Complete annual and quarterly reviews with clients to ensure the calendar of events is well noted to generate business revenue opportunities to exceed sales monthly target • Liaise with advertisers on a monthly basis to ensure the maximum revenue generating opportunities are achieved. This includes upselling current clients to increase their insertion order monthly value • Build a recurring set of revenue to generate at least 50% of sales target for the following month • Build, develop, and grow any business relationships vital to the success of digital advertising initiatives • Manage a key portfolio of clients to generate larger contracts • Action no less than 10 physical client meetings per week to ensure a development of a strong pipeline • 20% of activity each week requires new client activity to foster growth of pipeline • Utilize analytics tools to provide actionable insights/results on various client related activities with recommendations for future campaigns • Assess and cultivate long-term strategic goals for digital advertising development in conjunction with end users, managers, clients, and other stakeholders • Continuously seeks and capitalizes on opportunities to exceed the expectations of customers (internal and external) by placing a keen interest on understanding and effectively resolving customer-impacting issues in a professional and result-oriented manner. • On time daily/ weekly reporting as per advertisers/ internal/ Group requirements; • Peruse all advertising copy to ensure within Trend’s guidelines • Develop, Implement and Launch all mobile advertising campaigns on a timely manner • Manage a low debt collections report for clients less than 30 days; this means collecting payments for campaigns the same month they are to be delivered ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE REQUIRED FOR THE JOB • Bachelor’s degree AND related certification OR equivalent combination of education and experience. • At least 2 years’ experience performing similar role / duties • Experience in sales, advertising and digital media would be considered a valuable asset. • An acceptable combination of academic qualifications and work experience may be considered in lieu of minimum requirements. DEADLINE:

Interested applicants must forward a cover letter and resume for the attention of the Director Human Resources to hrtci@digicelgroup.com. The closing date for applications is August 25, 2017 15662

CONTACT: 345-9274

Held by a work permit holder

15666

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KEW TOWN

DOWNTOWN Is seeking to employ a

POSITION

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE JOB: The role of the Trend Sales Executive is to perform qualitative and quantitative analysis to serve the information and analytical needs of the business. This position requires the management of all client campaigns and interactions through the implementation of digital advertising pre, ante and post activities. The role requires recommendations/ monitoring and reporting of digital media campaign performances and revenue generation.

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

THE BULLPEN CLUB

RODSTON ADAMS – THE WASH

TREND SALES EXECUTIVE

Salary: $150 per week

OFFICE CLEANER

Local Law firm is seeking to hire a cleaner to work 3 days a week. Salary $6.25 per hour. Interested applicants please call (649) 941-4500. Between the hours of 9:00am - 5:00pm Position is currently filled by a work permit holder

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WAITRESS

Salary $6.25 per hour. Required to work weekend and holidays. Only belongers need to apply

CONTACT: 649-232-0844

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TECHNICAL OPERATIONS MANAGER PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE JOB: Lead and motivate a team responsible for System network maintenance, including installation, repair of services to Residential and Business customers. The Technical Operations Manager manages Digicel’s HFC & TV technical operations consisting of NOC, third line support services, Network & Services security and third party operational management.

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER This position reports to the Regional CEO and is responsible for leadership and general management of Digicel Turks and Caicos Islands, to ensure that the revenue and targets are achieved.

This is a key role that needs an in-depth understanding of technical operations, associated processes and procedures, solid people management skills, good communications and an understanding of commercial impacts of operational failures. The ability to reduce operational overheads and accurate measurement of performance is also important. MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: • Provide supervision and direction for the Installation, Service, Network Maintenance, and Dispatch, teams, and Head end areas and for the overall direction, coordination, and evaluation of these units. • Manage and evaluate assigned and completed field work for conformance with Technical standards. • Responsible for the overall maintenance and operation of the HFC network, fiber technology, DWDM, broadband technology and equipment, digital video technology and equipment. • Initiates meetings and training sessions for technical personnel. • Responsible for the operational performance of your area as measured by Network, Business and Core fault repair SLA’s, Customer Impacts, Network Promoter Score (NPS) and Business Installs. • Responsible for regularly reviewing operational reports to identify areas for improvement, implement solutions including performance improvement plans • Effectively plan and implement preventative maintenance activities to improve and maximize Network and service availability. • Responsible for the acceptance of Network developments, new products and services plus Network upgrades, ensuring they comply with engineering and operational guidelines/specifications. • Demonstrate proficient monitoring and use of network management platforms, ensuring QoS and maintaining change management processes. • Develop and maintain effective working relationships with our internal and external customers and suppliers ensuring consistent quality of service. Actively gather detailed feedback from internal and external customers. Monitor performance against objectives and targets • Maintain technical and operational documentation in accordance with Digicel Group operational processes and procedures. • Supervise contractors working within your area of responsibility as and when required. • Deliver effective performance management through regular advisor coaching sessions on an individual and team basis to deliver service excellence. Conduct regular performance reviews with colleagues to ensure objectives are set and progress is regularly reviewed, including meeting all Work Force Management criteria. Identify training for internal resources. • Manage Health & Safety regulations, to identify and arrange for the delivery of Health & Safety training requirements in line with Company policy. Ensure that teams, including contractors, adhere to current Health & Safety. • Effective management of OPEX budget and CAPEX expenditure ensuring compliance to Digicel’s financial governance processes ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE REQUIRED FOR JOB: • Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field • 10-15 years Previous experience in a Cable Television, Broadband, HFC, FTTH Field operations • At least 5 years’ experience managing a second or third line technical support team • At least 5 years’ experience leading a team (10 people or more) • SCTE membership, certifications and training • Project management experience preferred • Experience operating in a customer centric environment and possession of excellent people management skills including communication, negotiation and conflict resolution abilities • Track record in delivering performance improvements in a technical environment DEADLINE:

Interested applicants must forward a cover letter and resume for the attention of the Director Human Resources to hrtci@digicelgroup.com. The closing date for applications is August 25, 2017

The successful candidate must have a first class record of achievement in leading within a competitive market. The individual must have a proven ability to manage change and create organizational effectiveness. Critical to this role is the ability to build relationships with stakeholders and the community at large in order to uphold the Digicel Brand. MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: • To maintain and increase market profitability and return on capital, through defining and executing a clear strategy that will build on the existing revenue base, adding new sources of business, driving best-in-class service innovation, optimizing asset utilization and maintaining the reputation for high levels of customer service and tight cost control. • Full P&L responsibility for the market, ensuring all key performance indicators are achieved. • To foster the culture of dynamism, innovation and imagination – all adapted to local market conditions and opportunities • To provide strong and inspirational leadership to an experienced and motivated senior management team and employees at all levels • To focus on management and employee development, attracting new management talent as required to complement the existing resources and identifying, retaining and developing a highly talented and motivated workforce in a multi-cultural environment. • To be the guardian of the company's brand equity and public image to consumers, government and other stakeholders • To respect the direct personal accountability conferred on the role and Board for market financial and market performance, on a monthly basis and to achieve the financial objectives of the company as per the approved company budget • To ensure a complete Business Continuity Plan is in place for the market and that the business is prepared and protected in the event of disaster. • To drive a culture of Organizational Health and Safety within the company. • Works collaboratively with members of Digicel Group regional management team to harness synergies and efficiencies • To ensure compliance with all legal and regulatory responsibilities. • To ensure Corporate Social Responsibility within the community. DESIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE: • Proven expertise, preferably in a telecommunications environment • Experience in general management, ideally in a mobile telecoms and cable operation. • Commercial acumen, maturity and professionalism with the ability to bring immediate experience, credibility and value to bear with all stakeholders. • A personal track record of success in meeting aggressive sales and revenue targets • Strong interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills, influencing, forceful, and convincing • Strong leadership qualities with the ability to build high performance teams. • Versatility, flexibility and a willingness to work within constantly changing priorities • Effective communicator and negotiator. • Ability to work in deadline-driven, fast paced environment ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS: • Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management • A Master’s degree in Business Administration would be an asset. • 8-10 years equivalent experience in a Telecommunications environment.

Interested applicants must forward a cover letter and resume for the attention of the Director Human Resources to hrtci@digicelgroup.com. The closing date for applications is August 25, 2017 15660

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TROPIC EQUIPMENT RENTAL

TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS FINANCIAL SERVICES COMMISSION

Is seeking to employ a

PLANT ATTENDANT

To run errands, open/close plant yard, keep inventory, Must have a high school diploma, clean Police Record, Driver’s License Salary: $16,000 annually. Must be willing to work 6 days a week Belongers need only apply Please submit a copy of resume to the labor board

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES! The Financial Services Commission (FSC), the regulator of financial services business in the Turks and Caicos Islands, is seeking suitably qualified applicants to fill a number of vacancies.

APPLICATION DEADLINE AUGUST 11, 2017

JOB SUMMARY

This position is part of the junior management and reports to the Supervisor, Credit Institutions. The post holder will be responsible for conducting offsite monitoring and on-site examination reviews of licensed financial institutions (Banks, Trust Companies, Credit Unions and Investment Business) from the pre-planning stages to post-examination follow-up.

Internal Auditor Department: Finance Salary: Grade 4

JOB SUMMARY

Responsible for conducting and documenting moderately complex internal audits and risk assessments. Verifies accuracy and ensures compliance with plans, policies and procedures prescribed by the Board of the Commission. Prepares reports to communicate audit results to management and regulatory compliance agencies, and makes recommendations as appropriate. Tests and documents the financial and operating system processes for information integrity of transaction documents. This is a high visibility role on the Commission’s team and provides the successful candidate with an opportunity to contribute to the organizations’ control environment. This position is currently held by a work permit holder.

Compliance Analyst I Department: Compliance Location: Providenciales Salary: Grade 7

JOB SUMMARY

The successful candidate will actively participate in Anti Money Laundering and Prevention of Terrorist Financing (AML/PTF) regulation/ supervision of financial institutions and designated non-financial and non-profit entities. Specific duties will include assessing and reporting on the level of compliance with the TCI’s AML/PTF Regulations and Code by way of on-site examinations and off-site monitoring. The job holder will also assist with raising awareness of AML/PTF issues and competencies, and in maintaining accurate records on supervised entities.

Compliance Analyst II Department: Compliance Location: Providenciales Salary: Grade 6

JOB SUMMARY

The successful candidate will actively participate in Anti Money Laundering and Prevention of Terrorist Financing (AML/PTF) regulation/ supervision of financial institutions and designated non-financial and non-profit entities. Specific duties will include supporting the Director of Compliance in the development and implementation of an AML/PTF risk based, examination, monitoring and reporting environment that meets global standards. The job holder will also supervise on-going offsite

Salary: 28,000 annually

Contact: 331-0060

Insurance Analyst II Department: Insurance Location: Providenciales Salary: Grade 6

ANNOUNCEMENT

SALES PERSON

JOB SUMMARY

The Insurance Analyst II is responsible for planning and conduct offsite and on-site inspections of the financial and operational systems of insurance businesses, which involves, analysing and verifying information to determine the entities’ financial status and level of compliance with their own internal policies and standards and relevant local and international standards, ordinances and regulations.

Insurance Analyst III Department: Insurance Location: Providenciales Salary: Grade 5

JOB SUMMARY

The Insurance Analyst III is responsible for participating in the planning and conduct of off-site examinations and on-site inspections of the financial and operational systems of insurance businesses, which involves, analysing and verifying information to determine the licensees’ financial status and level of compliance with their own internal policies and standards and relevant local and international standards, ordinances and regulations. This position is currently held by a work permit holder.

Is urgently needed and will be required to work whenever the cruise ship is in port. The person must be honest, reliable and hardworking and must have good customer service experience. Person needs to be versatile and able to perform under difficult situations and be able to defuse certain conflicting circumstances if they arise with customers/ passengers. Salary $6.75 per hour

INTERESTED PERSONS PLEASE CONTACT: V.J. CHARLES AT 231-7034

WANTED ELITE SECURITY

SECURITY OFFICER

Assistant Manager, Domestic Insurance

6 days a week, $7.00 per hour (231-0047)

BAY BISTRO

Department: Insurance Location: Providenciales Salary: Grade 4

CHEF

6 days a week, $12 per hour

JOB SUMMARY

This position is part of the junior management and reports to the Director of Insurance. The post holder will be responsible to develop detail plan for the implementation of the insurance risk based supervisory framework, write guidelines and codes of conduct for insurance entities, supervise the Senior and Junior Insurance Analysts and plan the work flow relating to offsite and onsite supervision of licensed entities. This position is currently held by a work permit holder.

Supervisor, Bank & Trust

BAKER

6 days a week, $7 per hour

CONTACT: 946-5396

THESE POSITIONS ARE FOR WORK PERMIT RENEWALS 5483

WARD’S CONSULTANCY

Department: Bank & Trust Location: Providenciales Salary: Grade 4

Acting on behalf of our clients who are seeking the following

COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION

JOB SUMMARY

This position is part of the junior management and reports to the Director of Bank & Trust. The post holder will be responsible for conducting offsite review and on-site examination reviews of assigned licensed deposittaking institutions from the pre-planning stages to post-examination follow up. This position is currently held by a work permit holder.

Details on the above vacancies can be found on the FSC’s website at http://tcifsc.tc/careers. Applications should be emailed to administration@tcifsc.tc no later than August 11, 2017. Applications received after the application deadline may not be considered in this recruitment phase but may be placed on file for future reference. (We appreciate all responses but only shortlisted candidates will be notified)

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Department: Credit Institutions Location: Providenciales Salary: Grade 6

MECHANIC

surveillance of critical money laundering and terrorist financing risk measures and/or metrics undertaken by Compliance Analysts.

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Credit Institution Analyst II

OPERATOR

Salary: $28,000 annually

LABOURER

– $ 9.50 per hour

WOODS CONTRACTAL

LABOURER

$800 per month KAIZER WOOD

DOMESTIC WORKER $200 per week

CONTACT: 345-7212 15431

Positions currently held by work permit holders

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THE HELP DESK

acts on behalf of its clients: J & W Construction Ltd Email:daveparlee@tciway.tc

THELUSMA ST. LOUIS Is seeking to employ a

TIFFANY HENFIELD Is seeking to employ a

WENDY BELZY OF GRAND TURK is seeking to employ a

WALKER CONSTRUCTION is looking for the following positions

1 CARPENTER $8.00 per hour

1 STEELMAN $7.00 - $9.00 per hour POSITIONS

LABOURER, ELECTRICIAN

Salary starts at $6.25 pr hr. Positions currently held by work permit holders.

15588

BABYSITTER

GARDENER

CONTACT: 345-5113 This position is currently held

CONTACT: 244-9091 This position is currently held

Salary: $150 per week

by a work permit holder

15603

Salary: $6.25 per hour

by a work permit holder

15570

WC SECURITY SERVICES

TURTLE COVE MARINA LTD.

LONG BAY Is seeking to employ

Turtle Cove. Is seeking to employ a:

MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT • Must maintain the Ludington Family Memorial Garden • Daily cleaning of all boat slips, cleaning all boats that are the marina’s guest • Cleaning of the sewage tank area • Must have the ability to maintain the marine’s irrigation system and other work as directed by the manager • Maintain inventory of the cleaning supplies. Salary commensurate with experience THIS POSITION IS FOR WORK PERMIT RENEWAL

CONTACT: 941-3781 15472

DOMESTIC WORKER

Salary is $280.00 per week.

CONTACT 649-342-5645

15469

CONTACT: 333-6577 Belongers are also

encouraged to apply Held by work permit holders 15382

requirement • Follow captain’s instructions with regard to daily boat maintenance/ administration/ paper work/ safety drills/ hurricane safety regulation • Interior and deck crew responsibilities are expected to be executed in a professional manner as instructed by the Captain • Galley and service duty for guests • Living and working on board the vessel up to eight weeks before vacation is allowed • Working seven days a week and maintaining a professional attitude • Weekly salary $700.00

Is seeking to employ a

15507

CONTACT: 232-3098

15434

15436

Candidates must have 15+ years’ experience in true 5-star luxury resorts and have a Bachelor’s degree in hospitality management and tourism and a Master’s degree in leadership management. Candidates must have knowledge of the sales process, local laws related to real estate and business analysis. Additionally candidates must have ability and proven record to meet sales goals, engage in negotiation, accommodate customer needs, build relationships and manage processes. Extensive knowledge of Microsoft Office programs is required. Must be fluent in English, German and French and knowledge of Scandinavian languages will be a benefit. Must be flexible with hours; on call 24 hours per day and works weekends as well as requires minimal supervision to work with good time management skills.

Please submit resumes/portfolios to PO Box 560, Regent House West, Regent Village, Grace Bay, Providenciales, TCI or send by fax to 946 4663 no later than 25 March 2016.

15437

TURQUOISE LANDSCAPING

TURKS AND CAICOS KITEBOARDING

GARDENERS

KITEBOARDING INSTRUCTORS

• Pay $6.25 per hour • Must have previous gardening experience and be familiar with landscaping equipment such as lawn mowers, trimmers etc. • Must be willing to carry out work such as heavy lifting, digging, weeding, trimming and plant waste removal • Must be willing to work weekends and holidays • Must have a clean police record and provide employer references on request • This is a new gardener positon and a work permit renewal

• At least 5 years’ restaurant experience • Clean Police Record • Must be comfortable working 60 hours a week • Salary is $38,000 annually • Must have kitchen and front house experience • Belongers need only apply • Please send a copy of resume to the labor board

CONTACT: 2310360/241-9355

Professional Consultancy firm looking for an Owner Liaisons Representative to oversee all local and international marketing and sales efforts and act as a primary liaison with owners, tenants, existing vendors and brokers.

LONG BAY PROVIDENCIALES

RESTAURANT MANAGER

$6.50 per hour

OWNER LIAISONS REPRESENTATIVE

Salary: $6.50 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

SCUBA DIVE INSTRUCTOR

TURKS & TACOS LTD

2 LABOURERS

THE LARGEST READERSHIP IN THE TURKS & CAICOS

SECURITY OFFICERS SALES CLERK

Contact: 649-941-7825 - This position is for work permit renewal

$8.00 - $10.00

VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY!!

TURKS & CAICOS AGGRESSOR II PROVIDENCIALES

On board Aggressor II is required to perform the following: • Must have PADI Dive Instructor qualification with various specialty courses • Master of Yachts 200 tons • To lead a variety of dives from reefs, walls, wrecks etc. • To safely teach various specialties to guest onboard when required • Operate skiff and vessel to and from dive sites, safely dropping off and returning divers • Film and produce weekly charter video for guest • Underwater photography is a weekly

1 MASON

Please email: turquoiselandscaping@tciway.tc or call 649-332-4280 to arrange an interview 15484

is seeking a qualified

for the 2017-18 season Applicants must have IKO Certification Level 1 or greater and at least 5 seasons of experience in kiteboarding instruction. Must be fluent in English and be proficient in a second language. Must possess a valid boat license, First Aid and Driving License. Experience with jet ski is preferred compensation commensurate with experience.

Contact: Turks and Caicos Kiteboarding Contact: 649-442-2423 Tckiteboarding@gmail.com 15492

28

JOB LISTINGS SERVICES AUTO SALES REAL ESTATE

Classifieds TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

August 12-18, 2017

946-4664 Fax: 946-4661

Email: tcnews@tciway.tc

Website: tcweeklynews.com

FLOWER GIRL

WANTED URGENTLY

FLORAL DESIGNER

Must have thorough knowledge in the floral business with 3-5 years experience.

Call: 231-3788

SPACE AVAILABLE ON BUSY HIGHWAY FOR IMMEDIATE RENT. THIS SPACE IS NEWLY RENOVATED.

GOOD FOR LAW OFFIES, REAL ESTATE, SPA, BEAUTY SALON ETC...

CALL 649 231-3788

FOR SALE House in Richmond Hill residential area on a half acre land.

CONTACT: 231-3788

CLASSIFIEDS 29

KITEPROVO LONG BAY BEACH

CERTIFIED KITEBOARD INSTRUCTORS

ALEX CLEANING SERVICES JUBA SOUND Is seeking to employ a

Is seeking to employ a

DUTIES: TEACHING KITEBOARDING Must have a minimal of 2 years teaching experience. Must be certified kiteboard instructor. We invite prospective certified kiteboard instructor’s applicants to send in applications. Salary commensurate with experience. The position is currently held by a work permit holder.

DOMESTIC WORKER

TELEPHONE: (649)441-5483 info@kiteprovo.com

CONTACT: 332-5690

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

15461

15289

CONTACT: 241-5942 This position is currently

held by a work permit holder 15444

MECHANIC

Salary: $12.00 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week This position is currently held by a work permit holder

WELDER

DOMESTIC WORKER

Must have experience in restoring heavy equipment and mig/ tig welding etc. Must be willing to work on weekends Salary $12.00 per hour This position is for work permit renewal

Salary: $100 per week

15475

RESUME CAN BE DROPPED OFF OR EMAIL TO AL’S HAULING & EQUIPMENT LTD #80 SATURN DRIVE, SOUTH DOCK ROAD PROVIDENCIALES, TCI | ALSHAULING@YAHOO.COM | (649) 941-4015

Salary: $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: 344-6873

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15428

ANISE LAMOUR Is seeking to employ a

BABYSITTER Salary: $150 per week Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 342-3051

BEEN CONSTRUCTION Required an experience

CONTACT: 345-5113

15425

(New Position) To repaint and restore heavy equipment including handling, sand blasting equipment, cleaning and any prep work involve in restoration projects. Salary Starts at $12.00 per hour. Must be willing to work six days per week (Monday – Saturday) This position is a new position

Salary: $300 per week

Is seeking to employ a

Is looking for an experienced:

ANGE & A

Is seeking to employ a

PASTOR BARMAID

ASHA FRANCIS

AL’S HAULING & EQUIPMENT LTD AUTO BODY REPAIRMAN

ALL SAINTS BAPTIST MISSION CHURCH

Mason, Carpenter, Cleaner, Domestic worker, Labour, Equipment Operator, Electrician, Plumber, Tiler, General Worker Applicants must have at least 10 years’ experience in the commercial and residential construction industry. Salary negotiable on qualification and experience level. Contact: Been Construction 16499417625. Email: gbeen@tciway.tc

NEEDED URGENTLY Senior Reporter Reporter/Sub-Editor

We are looking for an experienced all-round reporter to join our small team. The successful applicant would have run the gamut of covering community events to court and parliamentary reporting. The ideal candidate should be able to copy edit and be able to write eye-catching headlines, as well as proofread. He or she will be responsible for ensuring that copy is accurate; has correct grammar and follows house style. Applicant should be computer-literate and should know how to use a camera. Please send application to the publisher at Turks & Caicos News Ltd. (The Weekly News) tcweeklynews@gmail.com, or P.O.Box 52, Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands.

15424

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

We are looking for a qualified reporter who has strong news gathering and writing skills, as well as the ability and enthusiasm to help keep the country’s leading newspaper ahead of the pack. The position is available for immediate start and the successful candidate will be joining a small, dedicated team covering a wide range of news and features across the islands of the Turks & Caicos. Local knowledge is preferred but not essential, but the successful applicant would have had wide experience in community, court and parliamentary reporting. A working knowledge of computer and photography is essential. The salary for this position will be dependent on experience. Write or email the publisher at tcweeklynews@gmail.com No phone calls please.

VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY!!

THE LARGEST READERSHIP IN THE TURKS & CAICOS

15410

August 12-18, 2017

30 CLASSIFIEDS Is seeking to employ a

BOAT CAPTAIN Salary: $6.25 per hour CONTACT: 246-2583

15515

BRIDGETTE MISSICK Grand Turk

Is seeking to employ a

MAINTENANCE MANV (UNSKILLED) Salary: $6.50 per hour

CONTACT: 331-0827

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

C & S PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Acting on behalf of our client ARISTILDE EDRICE, FIVE CAYS is looking for a

DOMESTIC WORKER

to work 5 days per week salary $6.50 per hour this position is for work permit renewal

CONTACT: 343-0358

15497

CHAMPIONS FOR CHRIST INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE An affiliate of A Touch of Love Ministries International Center

Teacher Needed REQUIREMENTS: • Bachelors/Master’s degree from reputable institution in area of discipline; Advance degree a plus • Minimum of 5-7 years teaching experience in secondary or post-secondary education • Experience with Christian education curriculum

• Persons must be an active born-again Christian who believes in the work of the Holy Ghost • Submit resume and three references including one from current Pastor • Salaries will be based on qualification and experience No phone calls please

Address applications: Executive Board Champions for Christ International School of Excellence 1049 Leeward Hwy, Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands, BWI Email: championsforchristtci@gmail.com | Fax: 1-877-580-8743

CRAIG HUBERT BEEN Is seeking to employ a

D’DIVA SALON Is seeking to employ

LONG BAY Is seeking to employ a

Caribbean Building Materials & Services Ltd. Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands, BWI Phone 649-941-3400 Fax 649-941-3401

LABOURER Salary: $6.50

CONTACT: 243-6532

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15512

CHANDRA HAMILTON

of Backsalina Grand Turk is seeking to employ a

AIRPORT ROAD Is seeking to employ

Applicant must have substantial experience in all aspects of earth moving equipment operations. Seven years minimum experience required. A mechanical aptitude would be beneficial. Applicant must be prepared to work weekends and evening as required. Must have valid driver’s license. Wage start at $15.00 per hour.

Please reply with reference and clean police record to: CBMS Ltd. 941-3400 15439

CLAYTON JENNINGS Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $250.00 per week Must be willing to work 6 days per wee

The salary is $6.25 per hour.

DELICIOUS DISHES

EQUIPMENT OPERATORS

COLLIN WILLIAMS Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

PAINTER 15486

CBMS

CAICOS TRANSPORTATION

CONTACT 242-5686

15466

BLUE WHALE TOURS AND EXCURSION

August 12-18, 2017

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

CONTACT: 342-7777

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15388

LABOURER Salary: $6.50 per hour

CONTACT: 247-0017

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15501

JOB DESCRIPTION FOR VILLA SECURITY POSITION TITLE:

VILLA SECURITY GUARD DOMESTIC WORKER

1 HAIRDRESSER 1 DOMESTIC WORKER

CONTACT: 2441305 OR 347-4719

CONTACT: 345-8242

Salary: $6.25 per hour

15464

Salary: $6.25 per hour

15462

KITCHEN HELPER Salary: $6.50 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 331-0730

This position is currently held by a worker 15480

COCO BISTRO RESTAURANT in Grace Bay is looking for a

HEAD CHEF

• Must have the following qualifications: • At least 10 years experience in an upmarket restaurant • Proficient in Microsoft Excel and Publisher • Culinary Degree • Willing to work on the line daily and do any job required • Must be able to work 6 days per week

including nights and holidays • Be a team leader and work well under pressure • This is a hands on job • $40,000/annum Applicants must be able to understand and speak English, physically fit and hard working

All resumes/ Cv’s , letters of reference along with a clean police record must be forwarded to Phone 649-946-5368 Or Email us at: cocobistro@tciway.tc Belongers Only need apply. Please reply by September 15th, 2016

REPORTS TO: PROPERTY MANAGER

POSITION SUMMARY:

A professional security guard to protect premises, assets and personnel. You will maintain a high visibility presence and prevent all illegal or inappropriate actions. The goal is to detect, deter, observe and report.

GENERAL HELPER DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Protect company’s property and staff by maintaining a safe and secure environment • Observe for signs of crime or disorder and investigate disturbances • Act lawfully in direct defense of life or property • Apprehend criminals and evict violators • Take accurate notes of unusual occurrences • Report in detail any suspicious incidents • Patrol randomly or regularly building and perimeter • Monitor and control access at building entrances and vehicle gates • Watch alarm systems or video cameras and operate detecting/ emergency equipment • Perform first aid or CPR • To work with the staff of the Villa and the Villa Management Company • Maintain a “sunny disposition” at all times. Must be properly attired in uniform • To carry out maintenance and checks of all security systems • To carry out other duties including maintenance work around the property as directed by the Villa Manager or The Management Company

PREREQUISTIES:

To be able to work in an efficient manner, keeping work areas well organized. Ability to multi-task in busy environment and adheres to the management Company’s Standard Operating Procedures. Must be willing to assist in any area deemed by Management I.e. mowing lawns, washing windows, lifting, cleaning

Email: hr@thesource.tc

15435

August 12-18, 2017

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

DEVON SEYMOUR

DOMINIQUE HAIR CENTER Is looking to fill the following position:

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

DREAM MAID SERVICES is in need of 2

DREAM TECHNOLOGY SERVICES Require the following positions

BARBER

CLASSIFIEDS 31

DUJOHN FULFORD GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

EL RANCHO RESTAURANT Is seeking to employ a

Salary $6.25 This position is new Salary $6.25

Salary: $6.50 per hour

15442

CONTACT: 333-8831

HAIR STYLIST

BUTLERS

Salary $6.25 These positions are for work permit renewal Must be willing to work 6 days per week

to work in Providenciales 5 days a week salary $1100.00 per month.

to work in Grand Turk and Providenciales 5 days a week salary $2000.00 per month.

CONTACT: 649-247-8669

PLEASE CONTACT KEVIN ARIZA AT TELEPHONE NO. 649 432 2750.

PLEASE CONTACT KEVIN ARIZA AT TELEPHONE NO. 649 432 2750. 15416

FR CONSTRUCTION

KENARD FRANKLYN CRUICKSHANK

FREDERICK BAIN

FOOTPRINT ON THE BEACH

15519

Is seeking to employ a

ATTENTION

15417

Is seeking to employ a

MAINTENANCE MAN

15484

TO APPLY PLEASE CONTACT:

CARPENTER Salary: $9.00 per hour

LABOURER

CONTACT: 242-2548

CONTACT: 344-5027

Salary: $6.50 per hour

15513

Need someone with experience, great customer service but above all, have an eye to detail. To care for a villa 6 days a week. Wages depend on experience

1-649-432-1234

ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN

VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY!!

G&G CONSTRUCTION

G.A. MALCOLM

DOMESTIC WORKER

LABOURER

DOMESTIC WORKER

CONTACT: 241-2510

CONTACT: 241-2962 This position is currently

CONTACT: 242-1187

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $150 per week

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15446

WORKER

WATERSPORTS ASSISTANT

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

Belongers only need apply

• Jet Ski shuttling of guests from beach out to Long Bay • Pick up and drop off of guests from hotels and resorts • Salary • Starting salary $7.50 per hour with opportunity for increase based on strong performance and work ethic • Guaranteed 1 day off/ week

CONTACT: 241-8514

15463

GEORGIO CHAMBERS BLUE HILLS Is seeking to employ a

BENEFITS:

• Internship program to learn about watersports operations • Receive training in wind theory, weather, kitesurfing safety and setup • Receive training in kiteboarding • Opportunity to obtain assistant instructor hours towards International Kiteboarding Organization qualification • This position is for work permit renewal

Contact: 649-442-2423 or email: tckiteboarding@gmail.com

BABYSITTER Salary: $300 per week Must be willing to work 6 days per week

15493

DUTIES INCLUDE:

15457

CONTACT: 343-4718

Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $600 per week Must be willing to work 6 days per week

held by a work permit holder 15453

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

Salary $6.25 per hour must be willing to work six days per week

(This position is currently held by a work permit holder) 15452

MASON DOMESTIC LABOURER WANTED

Is seeking 1

• Set up and take down of watersports operation on Long Bay Beach daily • Launching and landing kite boarders and students on the beach • Maintenance and cleaning of beach areas

held by a work permit holder

Salary: $7.00 per hour

Is seeking to employ a

CUNEO LTD.

QUALIFICATIONS:

CONTACT: 241-4378 This position is currently

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR

GEORGE GUZMAN

THE LARGEST READERSHIP IN THE TURKS & CAICOS

• Ability to swim and be comfortable in the water • Strong work ethic • Flexible work schedule • English language skills to communicate with clients and team • Valid driver’s license • Experience on watercraft (Jet Ski) preferred • Enthusiasm for watersports and kiteboarding

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 246-1072

15415

WANTED 15 years experience Pay based on skills Islanders preferred

CONTACT GEMMASLATTERY@ 15445 GMAIL.COM

20 years experience Available to work flexible hours and weekends. Pay based on qualification and experience Islanders preferred GEMMASLATTERY@ GMAIL.COM 15385

FIBERWORKS REQUIRES 2

Fiber Technicians The successful candidates must be able to: • Install and maintain fiber, copper and COAX cables according to plan. • Perform low-loss fiber splicing and cable jointing. • Perform preventative maintenance and ensure that proper standards are followed. Salary is $12.00 per hour (negotiable), 5 or 5 days per week depending on workload

APPLICANTS SHOULD SUBMIT A RESUME TO: Director of Fiberworks #46 Stingray Street, Cooper Jack Bay Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands Email: clayton@gmail.com

15511

DOMESTIC WORKER

DOMESTIC WORKER

15430

NAIL TECHNICIAN

32 CLASSIFIEDS

August 12-18, 2017

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

JOB TITLE:

BIG AL’S ISLAND BURGER

IDEAL PETROLEUM

Reporting to: Senior Vice President/Deputy CEO – Investor Services Location: Invest TCI Offices - Providenciales

LABOURER

MAINTENANCE MAN

CONTACT: 344-8787

CONTACT: 946-5663

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

IRANA MEME PARKER

ISLAND CAFÉ

SALT MILLS Is seeking to employ a

INVESTMENT SERVICES EXECUTIVE - AFTERCARE JOB SUMMARY:

The Aftercare Executive is a key member of the Agency team with the responsibility of providing support and assistance to current domestic and foreign investors. The position is responsible for administering a relationship management programme with key investors and becoming a trusted advisor to company executives. As Account Manager, the role involves working closely with the CEO, SVP and Chairman to show support and encouragement to businesses with a propensity to expand or invest elsewhere on the islands. This position is vital to improving business retention and expansion and to encourage positive perceptions of the country through providing a strong ‘post-investment’ support programme. The work includes developing and maintaining account plans for a group of selected businesses (key accounts); as Account Manager arranging proactive meetings for senior staff (Account Directors) with key accounts; as Account Director, taking the lead on relationship managing a further group of key accounts; monitoring operational businesses with Development Agreement commitments; monitoring trends in investor issues and preparing reports to Government; assisting any existing overseas investor, when requested, to address administrative hurdles related to their projects; and to take the lead in advocating for improvements to the business environment.

KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. To develop, on an annual basis, an aftercare plan and budget that will ensure that all existing clients can be properly supported. 2. To create a database of all foreign-owned businesses on the islands, including their commercial activities; 3. To be the first point of contact for general enquiries by existing investors on the islands; 4. To identify a list of key businesses (domestic and foreign) that are strategically important to the islands and have a propensity to invest further; 5. To maintain up to date Account Plans for the top 15 companies identified as being Tier 1 accounts and to arrange at least twice yearly meetings with their key executive for the Account Director of Invest TCI; 6. To maintain up to date Account Plans for 12 Tier 2 companies and to lead on aftercare services for these companies, including twice yearly visits; 7. To lead on arranging a twice-yearly meeting involving key accounts with the Premier/Minister of Finance to discuss matters of interest; 8. To collaborate with domestic and foreign investors to identify impediments to business development, conduct research on those various aspects of the business environment and make recommendations to the Board and Government on specific ways to enhance the business environment of the TCI; 9. To conduct an annual survey of investors and prepare a report for Government on the main findings of the investor contacts and identify what actions may be needed to assist investors in general and specific investors as appropriate. 10. To monitor progress for all Development Agreements, post business opening and alert Government Departments and the investors regarding key milestones in the Agreements; 11. Liaising with VP MSME over any issues affecting businesses in that programme; 12. Through CRM, to produce a quarterly report on all Aftercare contacts. Contents of report to be defined but should include activities and results of individual investor visits, surveys and advocacy work set against the initial objectives.

13. To assist the Marketing and Communications team to identify and target investors who would participate in Team TCI and assist in the various marketing efforts. 14. To undertake any other relevant activities or duties as deemed by the CEO.

PERSONAL SPECIFICATIONS EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS:

Salary: $280 per week Must be willing to work 5 days per week

15411

A Bachelor’s degree in finance, business, economics or related field. A Master’s degree will be an asset. Experience and Knowledge: 1. A minimum of five years’ experience in project development, with knowledge of TCI laws dealing with investment projects. 2. Experience dealing with domestic and foreign investors in a commercial law environment. 3. Experience in marketing and sales and knowledge of networking and contact management. 4. Strong background in using various types of office related software and preparation of presentations and reports.

is seeking employment for the following:

LABOURER Salary is $6.50 per hours, interested candidate may contact the employer at

SKILLS:

1. Commercial awareness. 2. Outgoing individual with creativity, drive and determination. 3. Strong Writing and presentational skills. 4. Ability to visualize, plan, execute and monitor an After-Care program. 5. Excellent Communication and interpersonal skills. 6. Expert in use of MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook or any other relevant software package. 7. Ability to maintain confidentiality

649-348-2328

PERSONAL QUALITIES:

Open and engaging demeanor. High ethical standards Able to generate and share ideas. Hands-on approach. Willing to take personal responsibility Able to win trust and personal credibility Persistence and personal resilience. Willingness to personally deliver quality to business clients. 9. Willingness to understand different cultures, lifestyles and associated points of view. 10. Willingness to understand the values associated with small communities. Other Requirements: 1. Fluent English 2. Additional language skills a plus

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

15438

Is seeking to employ a

COOK Salary: $6.50 per hour

for further details regarding employment

CONTACT: 241-5690

ISLAND PURE WATER

J&W CONSTRUCTION

LABOURER/ DRIVER

LABOURER

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Is seeking to employ a

- PART TIME Salary: $7.25 per hour Must read and write English Submit resume to Box 223 Grand Turk. Deadline: September 4, 2017 15490

15458

Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $528 per week

CONTACT: 231-4519

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15560

SALARY AND ALLOWANCES:

1. Negotiable in a range of $55,000 to $70,000 based on qualifications and experience.

JACA TCI LTD Is seeking a

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Interested persons should submit a resume, along with their contact information, cover letter, two letters of reference (one preferably from a former employer), and copies of educational certificates, a Police Certificate and a copy of the Passport photo page. Applications should be addressed to the CEO, Invest Turks & Caicos, Turks and Caicos Islands and can be delivered in person prior to the deadline date or emailed to dastwood@investturksandcaicos.tc. The subject line in the email should read “After Care Executive”. Envelopes should have the subject After Care Executive clearly marked on the front. Application deadline August 11th, 2017. We thank all applicants for their interest. However, only persons selected for an interview will be contacted. 15397

RECEIVING CLERK

who can assist in checking off orders and compare received products to packing lists to ensure that deliveries are complete. The Receiving Clerk will be responsible for tracking deliveries and troubleshooting order issues with suppliers and contracts. A minimum of 5 years’ experience and qualifications in bookkeeping, accounting and delivery training is required,

CONTACT: 941-8126 EMAIL: JACATCI@TCIWAY.TC 15471

JC BEAUTY SALON NAIL & SPA AIRPORT ROAD Is seeking to employ a

CASHIER Salary: $250 per week Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 342-7373

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15478

August 12-18, 2017

CLASSIFIEDS 33

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS SHOREWAY CONSTRUCTION

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

1 Construction Side Maid

DOMINIQUE HAIR CENTER

CASHIER – $6.25 per hour

DIESEL MECHANICS – $10 per hour

4 FISHERMEN

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $6.25 per hour

– $8.00 per hour

CONTACT: 231-4757

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

ISLAND CONSTRUCTION

JC BEAUTY SALON

15465

CONTACT: 241-5524 Is seeking to employ a

15524

Is seeking to employ a

MASON NAIL TECHNICIAN Salary: $8.00 per hour

CONTACT: 346-6954 This position is currently

held by a work permit holder 15526

KATIUSCA RODRIGUEZ Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 342-7373 15390

KK & T’S AUTO RENTAL

is looking to fill the following positions:

Nail Technicians Hair Stylist Hair Dresser Cosmetologists Pedicure / Manicure persons

H & C CONSTRUCTION

Hair Stylist Nail Technician Facials Massage Therapeutic

Providenciales is looking for a

THE ANGELA RESTAURANT

DESIGNING IMAGE BY DOMINIQUE Barber

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

LABOURER

CHARLIE VARIETY STORE LTD. Store Cleaner Store Utility Man

to work 6 days per week salary $6.25 per hour

Hourly rates at 6.25 hr. Interest may contact the following number 1649 346 3917 Belongers only may apply! 5509

CONTACT: 244-1821

MASON NEEDED

JOHN OCEAN VIEW BAR AND GRILL

The successful candidate must be: • Physically fit and able to lift and carry 50lbs or more. • Able to perform basic carpentry and masonry skills • Knowledgeable of related tools, masonry techniques, equipment and materials. • Able to mix cement using hoes, cement-mixing equipment, and/or hand tools. • knowledgeable of layering building materials such as bricks, concrete, tiles and other construction materials. • Knowledgeable and skill in alteration, repair, and maintenance of masonry structures and surfaces. Remuneration - Salary is $1,200 monthly This AD is for a work permit. Please apply in writing to Jessica Hall, email: jesshall137@gmail.com.

L&M CRAFT MARKET Is seeking to employ a

H.B.B SALON

Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

Cashier Restaurant Maid Kitchen Helper Cook Restaurant Server

This position is for work permit renewal 15531

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

BARTENDER Salary: $6.75 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

LAS BRISAS RESTAURANT & BAR Is seeking a:

DOMESTIC WORKER

CONTACT: 341-7641 This position is currently

held by a work permit holder 15333

JP PLUMBING Is seeking to employ a

AC TECHNICIAN Salary: $7.00 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 231-0561

CONTACT: 241-4378

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

LETISHA PARKER

LION CONSTRUCTION

15334

Is seeking to employ

DENIKA BEEN

15518

ATLANTIC SEAFOOD MARKET

LEEWARD PALMS Is looking for the following positions:

15423

Is seeking to employ a

– $6.25 per hour

TRUCK DRIVER – $6.25 per hour

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

– $10.00 per hour

SALES PERSON

MECHANIC

– $10.00 per hour These positions are new

Salary: $6.50 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

MECHANIC

– $10.00 per hour

AUTO BODY REPAIR

LISTON GARRETT GRAY

MANDY GIBSON THOMPSON

CONTACT: 348-0906 15489

of Backsalina Grand Turk is seeking to employ a

15491

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

– $10.00 per hour Rental Agent – $10.00 per hour These positions are for work permit renewal

Is seeking to employ a

CONTACT: 347-0198 This position is currently

held by a work permit holder 15426

MARIA’S VARIETY STORE THE BIGHT Is seeking to employ a

COOK Must be willing to work 6 days per week. Salary: $500 per week

LABOURER GARDENER

CONTACT: (649) 341-6353

CONTACT: 649-341-6450

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15514

Salary $6.25 per hour

These positions are for work permit renewal

15521

DOMESTIC WORKER

PAY MASTER CLERK

Job position for

LABOURERS NEEDED

CARPENTER Salary: $8.00 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 345-5385

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15421

MARY PENN

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

for a private residence on Provo.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Salary is $300 week

CONTACT: 243-3443

15468

CONTACT 6493479150

Salary: $250 per week Must be willing to work 6 days per week

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15406

CASHIER Salary: $6.50 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 341-1268

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15528

Marsha Blanche Marsha@misickstanbrook.tc (649)242-5978

Submissions for this job position should be received no later than July 27th, 2017 15399

LABOURER

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 244-9640

15496

BARBER HELPER

DOMESTIC WORKER

• Complete ground work as directed by the property Owner which may include picking up trash, and maintaining landscaping other ground areas • Must have the ability to lift heavy items • Must have the ability to maintain irrigation systems and provide proper upkeep of sidewalk and walkway. • Salary for this position is $10.00 per hr. • Qualified Belonger candidates are requested to submit a CV by e-mail to:

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NOTICE OF SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION

Meridian Mortgage Corporation Ltd. as Chargee, pursuant to its charge and the Registered Land Ordinance, hereby gives notice that it will cause to be sold the property listed below by Public Auction, to be held at the office of Meridian Financial Group, Le Vele Plaza, Grace Bay and Providenciales at 10.00 a.m. on Friday 18th of August, 2017.

Location

Title No. 60804/51, The Bight & Thomas Stubbs, Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands, comprising of 0.40 acres

Location

60902/62, Leeward Going Through, Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands, comprising 0.76 acres.

Description

The subject property comprises a commercial lot which supports two single story commercial building. The lot is positioned at the corner of the Kingston and Sibonne Road junction in the Lower Bight area of Providenciales. The access road is paved and leads to Grace Bay area to the North East and Leeward Highway a short distance to the south. The subject property is positioned on a corner lot of even topography and regular in shape. The general area is developed with commercial, residential apartment buildings, private homes and some vacant land. The site supports in a Petroleum Service Station development.

Description

The Windermere is 8,700 square feet of fabulous indoor/ outdoor living, 5-bedroom 2 story villa, located on Carvel Road in Leeward. Private 120 feet custom dock, double garage, and mature landscaping. The Windermere is one of the most unique and incredible canal front villas in the Turks and Caicos Islands, located in the Leeward neighborhood, the only gated community on the Island of Providenciales adjacent to Grace Bay Beach. One of the unique aspects of The Windermere is that it is the only canal community in the Turks and Caicos and only 5 minutes from the Island’s 18-hole championship golf course. A reserved price will be fixed for the auction.

Title

Private & Absolute

Proprietor

555 Blue Haven Ltd.

Approximate Area

0.76 acres

The subject property has a total gross floor area of approximately 2,706 square feet the following facilities: Building 1: Petrol Station Operation, general store area office, storage, bathroom. Building 2: Supports three self-contained retail units which are currently vacant. Externally, there is asphalt paved parking and circulation area. Front boundary walls and light landscaping. A reserve price will be fixed for the auction.

Title

Private & Absolute

Proprietor

Caicos Petroleum

Approximate Area

0.40 acres

Location

Title No. 60504/115, Blue Hills & Stamers Run, Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands, comprising of 1.78 acres.

Description

The subject property supports a petrol station development with retail unit on Millennium Highway in the Blue Hills & Stamers Run section of Providenciales. Properties in the immediate area comprise of commercial, educational and church buildings along the main road with low to medium value housing and multi-tenanted buildings in the surrounding areas. The subject property is even and free from ground water. The sight supports a Petroleum Service Station and carwash facility within a single storey commercial building. The subject property has a total gross floor area of approximately 1,079 square feet with the following facilities: Petrol Station operation, general store with service area, office, storage, bathroom and drive through car wash facility. Externally, there is an asphalt paved parking and circulation area, fencing. A reserved price will be fixed for the auction.

Title

Private & Absolute

Proprietor

Petro Plus Unlimited Ltd.

Approximate Area

1.78 acres

Location

Title No. 50202/110 & 114, Whitby, North Caicos. The properties are located in Whitby Section of North Caicos in a residential subdivision of Kings Road. The Whitby residential area is characterized by a range of residential developments, small businesses, churches, restaurants and holiday beach homes. The Marina and ferry services are located in Sandy Point a 30-minute drive to the north, Bottle Creek residential area is to the east.

Description

The subject properties comprise two adjoining beach front lots which are currently undeveloped land only; there is currently no direct road access; however, based on the cadastral map provided, shows access roads proposed along the south boundaries, to run north to south and east to west connecting to the existing roads serving the area. These roads are not yet developed. To the immediate east of the subject properties is a private dwelling home and multifamily development; to the south are New Providence Baptist Church and private residences; to the west is vast vacant land. The main power is readily available along the road boundary. Three Mary Cays is some distance to the west of the subject properties. The water frontage is characterized by power white sand beach. The combined site areas are approximately 1.29 acres and approximately 224 linear feet of direct beach frontage, with excellent snorkeling opportunities close by. A reserve price will be fixed for the auction.

Title

Private & Absolute

Proprietor

Jon Michael Hayes Shibley

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION ARE AVAILABLE BY REQUEST, FROM MERIDIAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION LTD. MERIDIAN FINANCIAL GROUP P.O. BOX 599, LEVEL 2, LE VELE PLAZA, GRACE BAY, PROVIDENCIALES, TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS, B.W.I TEL. (649) 941-3082 FAX (649) 941-3223

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MEDELINE JEAN Is seeking to employ

MR. BIGGS CAR WASH

MYRANIE ST. JUSTE BRYAN Is seeking to employ a

Is seeking to employ a

NATHAN SMITH GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

EDWIN DICKENSON is looking for (1)

OLYMPIC CONSTRUCTION LTD. GRAND TURK IS LOOKING FOR

MASON

Salary $8.00 per hour

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15440

MANAGER Salary: $200 per week

CONTACT: 347-3900

Applicant must be honest, reliable and hard working Salary: $6.50 per hour

CONTACT: 341-2178

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15441

EARLY CHILDHOOD TEACHER

NOTICE OF SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Location

Title Nos. 10403/192,199 & 200, East Suburbs, Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands. The Subject Properties are raw land located in Breezy Bay.

Description

The subject properties comprise 0.33, 0.22 & 0.22 acres respectfully, located on a hilltop with views of both the east and west coast of the Island of Grand Turk. The properties are uniquely located in a residential neighborhood known as Breezy Bay. A reserve price will be fixed for the auction.

Title

Private & Absolute

Proprietor

Bridget Williams

Approximate Area

0.77 acres, Parcel 192 (0.33), Parcel 199 (0.22) Parcel 200 (0.22) acres

Location Description

Title

Salary: Based on qualifications and experience

CONTACT: 245-7664 OR 331-4795 Email: preplilminds@ 15477 yahoo.com

Parcel 273 - 0.26 acres, 274 - 0.36 acres, 275 – 0.43 acres, 276 – 0.47 acres, 277-0.45 acres, 279 – 0.39 acres

BELONGERS ONLY NEED APPLY. This position is for work permit renewal 15505

PORT ATLANTIC CONSTRUCTION Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER Salary $7.00 per hour

BELONGER NEED ONLY APPLY. These positions are for work permit renewal

PORT ATLANTIC CONSTRUCTION Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $200

Salary: $200

CONTACT: 241-8978

CONTACT: 241-8978

This position is currently held by a worker 15409

This position is currently held by a worker 15408

P&D EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

Applicants must be pleasant, honest, reliable and computer literate. Applicants must be willing to work on a shift basis, holidays, weekends and evenings. Salary $7.00 and $6.25 per hour respectively. Position held by work permit holder. Email: petroplustci@ gmail.com 15494

Is seeking to employ

1 MAINTENANCE MAN – $ 7.00 per hour

1 BARTENDER – $7.00 per hour

2 CLEANERS – $6.25 per hour

1 LABOURER

– $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 232-2001

GRAND TURK - Is looking for

ORKIN TURKS AND CAICOS

2 CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISORS

EXPERIENCED EXTERMINATORS

OLYMPIC CONSTRUCTION LTD.

Is looking to hire 2

Must have at least 10 years experience BS Civil Engineering Graduate. Salary Range: $30K - $36K per annum

BOOKKEEPER

CONTACT: 649-946-1278 BELONGERS NEED ONLY APPLY These positions are for work permit renewal

With extensive experience in all aspects of pest control, particulary in termite treatment.

CONTACT: 946-5663

Must have at least 10 years experience in BS Accountancy Graduate. Salary Range: 30K - $36K per annum

15516

Salary $8.00 per hour

LABOURER LABOURER

POSITIONS AVAILABLE

Absolute

Approximate Area

CONTACT: 649-946-1278

CASHIER/PUMP ATTENDANT

The Subject Properties are undeveloped residential lots on an elevated ridge to the west of North Creek. Offered individually or together.

Daniel S. Simmons

CONTACT: 649-946-1278

To work 6 days per week salary $6.25 per hour

PETRO PLUS

10203/273,274,275,276,277&279, North West Suburbs, Grand Turk.

Proprietor

CONTACT: 241-8719 Millennium Highway Is seeking to employ an

THE LARGEST READERSHIP IN THE TURKS & CAICOS

1.29 acres, Parcel 110 (0.54 acres), Parcel 114 (0.75 acres)

Salary: $6.50 per hour

PREPARING LITTLE MINDS DAYCARE CENTER

VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY!!

Approximate Area

HELPER

CARPENTER

15504

CONTACT: 346-6169

15407

Applicant must be honest, reliable and hard working Salary: $6.50 per hour

DOMESTIC WORKER

15476

LABOURER

1 BABYSITTER

15503

Belongers are also encouraged to apply. Please submit a copy of resume to the labor board. 15527

36 CLASSIFIEDS PROVO ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Is seeking to employ a

August 12-18, 2017

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

REPAIR IT 4U Is seeking to employ a

RITA JENNINGS is seeking employment for the following:

RICKANRO SAMARL LIGHTBOURN Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

RONALD LUCIEN LEEWARD Is seeking to employ a

ROXY BEAUTY SALON AIRPORT ROAD IS SEEKING TO EMPLOY THE FOLLOWING

3 HAIR DRESSERS

CONTACT: 247-3188 This position is currently

CONTACT: 341-6493 This position is currently

held by a work permit holder

held by a work permit holder

R.S.K. SIGNS & DESIGNS

RUSTON MUNCUFF PROVIDENCIALES

15419

PROVIDENCIALES is looking for

2 LABOURERS to work 6 days per week salary $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: 649-341-6828 or email: rsksigndesign@ gmail.com these positions are for work permit renewals 15499

LABOURER Interested candidate may

CONTACT 242-2278 regarding employment

15474

to work 6 days per week salary $6.25 per hour.

CONTACT: 649-348-8995 This position is for work permit renewal 15520

CONTACT: 331-3887

JOB-HAIR STYLIST/ DRESSER Location-Grand Turk

Hourly Rate-$6.25 per hour. Works- 6 Business Days

CONTACT 649-331-7429 Renewal 3 employees

Sous Chef We are seeking a skilled Sous Chef who can provide excellent International culinary skills, strong management and training skills and effective communication skills. The position involves working in the resort’s two restaurants, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.

The successful candidate will be a Sous chef who can bring variety; style and a high level of professionalism in order to achieve the highest possible culinary standards- an all- around of many cuisines with a background in International boutique properties. In addition to formal professional qualifications, the successful candidate will have at least three years experience in luxury resorts or award winning restaurants. Experience in matching food and wine would be great asset. Base salary $26,400 - 31,200 range per annum commensurate with qualifications and experience. Please submit applications to: Human Resources Manager, Point Grace Management, P.O. Box 700, Grace Bay, Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands, Tel: (649) 946-5096; Fax (649) 946-5097; Email: humanresources@pointgrace. com.

Interested Belongers must submit copies of their application to the Commissioner of Labour & Work Permit Board Zone 2. Closing date for application is August 18th 2017. 15516

TILE LAYER Salary: $6.25 per week

3 NAIL TECHNICIANS

MUST BE WILLING TO WORK 6 DAYS A WEEK SALARY: $6.25 PER HOUR

CONTACT: 343-8942

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

CONTACT: 347-3121

SAMUEL WILSON

SANDRA LEE ARTHUR

SERGE PIERRE

LABOURER

LABOURER

PAINTER

15496

Is seeking to employ a

Is looking for a

LABOURER

Salary: $6.50 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

Salary: $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: 342-2511

15429

Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15337

CONTACT: 346-9191

STAVANO ROPER

STYLZ ABOVE THE REST

Is seeking to employ a

15532

Salary: $6.50 per hour

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

LABOURER

15483

BARTENDER

SALES PERSON

PROFESSIONAL IN APPLYING ,CHANGING COLOR AND HIGHLIGHTS

Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

NAIL TECHNICIAN

CONTACT: 232-7177

CONTACT: 441-3231

Salary: $250.00 per week

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15456

Salary: $6.50 per hour

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15447

15459

GLASS SHACK is looking for a

to work 5 days per week salary $7.00 per hour.

CONTACT: 649-231-3171

This position is for work permit renewal 15500

SUPER C PAINTING Is seeking to employ

4 PAINTERS – $8.00 per hour

2 LABOURERS – $6.50 per hour

CONTACT: 241-8327

Held by work permit holders

15495

GARDENERS/ LABOURERS NEEDED Applicants must be able to work outdoors performing manual and physical labor. They must be able to operate a jackhammer, lawn mower and chainsaw. They will be asked to dig holes, mix and spread topsoil/ cow manure and plant. They must be able to speak and communicate in English. Starting salary $6.25 per hour and may be required to work on weekends and holidays if needed. Interested applicants including islanders/ belongers can bring all applications to Services by EA located at #65 Beechwood Road, Grace Bay, Providenciales or e-mail to mary@environmentalarts.tc. Successful applicants will be notified by phone for interview. This position is currently held by a work permit holders.

1543

August 12-18, 2017

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TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

CATHYANN HALL JUBA SOUND Is seeking to employ a

WILMAN CONSULTANCY

WILLY BARBER SHOP is looking for a

Acting on behalf of its client Sharon Williams Plaisimond Who is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

MASON

CONTACT: 343-1743

CONTACT: 343-3424

Held by a work permit holder

15664

Salary: $6.25 per hour

15394

Salary: $6.25 per hour

BARBER

to work on commission

CONTACT: 649-348-1832 this position is new

15498

VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY!!

KIGOMA WILLIAMS Grand Turk South Back Salina Is seeking to employ a

Domestic Worker Salary: $6.25 per hour. Must be willing to work 5 days per week CONTACT: 345-0022 TJ’S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a Labourer Salary: $6.25 per hour CONTACT: 341-9907 Work permit holder 15458

FIVE CAYS Is seeking to employ

Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

TAIPAN TRADING requires

1 PRICING CLERK AND 1 PURCHASING CLERK

PAINTER LABOURER

In Providenciales 5 days a week $1100.00 per month

CONTACT 649-344-9249

CONTACT: 241-5286

PLEASE CONTACT KEVIN ARIZA AT TELEPHONE NO. 15418 946 9620

TCI PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS SERVICES

TCI PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS SERVICES

Salary is $6.50 per hour.

15467

Salary: $6.50 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

15412

TREVOR MUSGROVE Is seeking to employ a

Acting on behalf of our clients who are seeking the following:

BLAZE CONSTRUCTION Labourer – $6.25 per hour BELIZAIRE VARIETY STORE Labourer – $6.25 per hour

Salary: $100 per week

CONTACT: 241-7878

2 HAIRDRESSERS

WFR CONTRACTING

MASON

Salary: $500 per week

15452

– $6.25 per hour Held by a work permit holder

1 BARBER

1 NAIL TECHNICIAN

CONTACT: 231-0882

JANET PETIOTE

DOMESTIC WORKER

Positions are currently held by work permit holders

15470

WALTER GARDINER Grand Turk South Back Salina I seeking to employ a Domestic Worker Salary: $6.25 per hour, must be willing to work 5 days per week CONTACT: 241-6218 Work permit holder

T&G VARIETY SHOP

MARGUETTE JEAN LOUIS Domestic Worker – $ 6.25 per hour

WILFREY & TONY

Acting on behalf of our clients who are seeking the following:

of Backsalina Grand Turk is seeking to employ a

Acting on behalf of our clients who are seeking the following:

THE LARGEST READERSHIP IN THE TURKS & CAICOS WILMAN CONSULTANCY

SZENEKA WILLIAMS

ACCOUNTS EXECUTIVE JOB TYPE: FULL TIME LOCATION: PROVIDENCIALES

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Duties & Responsibilities - Attend to customers needs and resolved all outstanding queries. - Maintain business relationships with current Clients and prospective Clients - Start new customer contracts and renew old contracts. - Develops clear and effective written proposals/quotations for current and prospective customers. - Makes telephone calls and in-person visits to existing and prospective customers. - Provide daily report to Management with customer’s needs, problems and interest and see how best we can assist them. - Communicate effectively and efficiently - Must have Vehicle to carry out the Sales Duties day to day.

Salary: $10.00 per hour

CONTACT: 231-4336

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15477

TEACHING POSITIONS AT THE WESLEY METHODIST SCHOOL LEEWARD PALMS, PROVIDENCIALES

Applications are invited for the following positions

Humanities Modern Languages Science

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

15523

CARPENTER

• Biology • Physics • Chemistry • Integrated Science • Information & Communication Technology • Food & Nutrition

BUSINESS STUDIES

• Principles of Accounts • Principles of Business • Office Administration • Electronic Document Preparation & Management

Mathematics Physical Education Primary Education Teachers Guidance Councellor

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: Applicants MUST possess a Degree, or its equivalence in the areas stated, except for the positions of Administrative Assistant, where an Associate Degree in Business Studies is required Certification for Teachers MUST be from a recognized institution. Applicants MUST have a minimum of five (5) years teaching experience. Must be multitalented; honest, trustworthy, willing to uphold the tenets of the institution, and also strive diligently to raise the standards of education in the school, must be of Christian faith Salary commensurate with experience Interested persons must submit application, accompanied by their curriculum vitae, a police record and a contact number and references from two (2) individuals, no later than August 18th, 2017

PREFERRED JOB QUALIFICATIONS:

Education: Bachelors Degree Marketing Experiences: At least 2 years experience in Marketing Industry Languages: Must be fluent in English

CONTACT PERSON: DONVONNO COX OPERATIONS MANAGER DOCOX@CKOR.COM | 649-941-5411

15339

THE CHAIRMAN OR PRINCIPAL, WESLEY METHODIST SCHOOL, LEEWARD PALMS, PROVIDENCIALES, TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS, FAX: 649-946-4163 EMAIL: WESLEYSCHOOL@ TCIWAY.TC 15455

Salary: $9.00 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week.

CONTACT: 232-7256 15549

ANY OCCASION BEAUTY BAR Seeking

BARBER $6.25 per hour

SALON HELPER $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: ANYOCCASION09@ 15617 GMAIL.COM

AGNES SWANN NORTH CAICOS Is seeking to employ

BLUE HILLS Is seeking a:

MASON 2 LABOURERS

Must be willing to work six days per week. Salary: $10.00 per hour

CONTACT: (649) 231-4619 THIS POSITION IS CURRENTLY HELD BY A WORK PERMIT HOLDER

WILMAN CONSULTANCY

Acting on behalf of our client Adly Chery. Who is seeking to employ a

COOK Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 246-2634

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15632

BAMBARRA BAKERY

Salary: $6.50 per hour

CONTACT: 246-4769

CLYDE HOLIDAY GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

FISHERMAN Salary: $6.50 per hour

CONTACT: 243-5281

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15564

MR.CURTIS L SIMMONS Looking to Employee a

DOMESTIC WORKER Location: Grand Turk. All interested persons must contact Mr Curtis L Simmons

649-2411347

15552

DOWN TOWN Is seeking to employ a

HEAVY COSMETOLOGIST Salary: $7.00 per hour EQUIPMENT CARE TAKER Must be willing to work 6 Salary: $6.50 per hour days per week OPERATOR CONTACT: 244-2152

Salary: Based on experience

CONTACT: 243-6197 This position is currently

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

held by a work permit holder

AGNES SWANN

ANISHA C. EWING

BACI RISTORANTE

BELLE FEMME ROSE

15553

NORTH CAICOS Is seeking to employ

Is seeking to employ a

15565

TURTLE COVE Is looking for am

EXPERIENCED PIZZA COOK

2 LABOURERS BABYSITTER Salary: $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: 246-4769

These positions are currently held by a work permit holder 15642

1 BAKERY ASSISTANT

15604

Is seeking to employ a

ANNY GARCIA BEAUTY SALON

CONTACT: 242-0508

Is seeking to employ a

• Responsible for general cleaning of baker equipment. • Make sure bakery is kept tidy at all times • Packing of baking products for distribution • Must be honest and have a pleasant attitude toward Customers • Must be willing to work from 4:00am1:00pm ( long hours), 5 days per week and sometimes weekends • Salary: $6.25 per hour Email: discount@tciway.tc

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

These positions are currently held by work permit holders

BLUE HILLS GLASS

Is looking for

ANGELINA MALCOLM

ALLAN’S TRUCKING

15597

2 TECHNICIANS

A&G ELECTRICAL

GLASS TECHNICIAN LABOURER Salary: $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: 343-6277

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15572

DAVIS CONSTRUCTION Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 343-8536

15647

Is seeking to employ

15563

A&A C CONTRACTS

August 12-18, 2017

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

BREEZE CONSTRUCTION BLUE HILLS Is seeking to employ a

Full-time, Afternoons/Evenings Must have a minimum of 3 years’ experience in Pizzeria and/or busy kitchen environment. Duties Include Preparation of Pizza dough and bread as well as sauce and ingredients. Must be able to work well unsupervised and be efficient during busy service hours.. Pay rate: $10.00 per hour.

CALL FOR INTERVIEW: 941-3044 15529 CAICOS COIN LAUNDRY AIRPORT ROAD Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER LAUNDERER Salary: $6.25 per hour

Salary: $6.50 per hour

CONTACT: 345-4646

CONTACT: 231-6412

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15593

DAYNE PRATT LONG BAY Is looking for a

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15582

DEEP BLUE CLEANING SERVICES Airport Road is seeking to employ a

15584

TURTLE COVE Is seeking to employ a

NAIL TECHNICIAN Salary: $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: 341-9275

15602

38 CLASSIFIEDS

CARMEN ROBINSON GRAND TURK Seeking

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: 6.25per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 231-4357

15615

DELICIOUS DISHES Is seeking to employ

1 WAITRESS

LABOURER HANDYMAN JANITOR

1 DOMESTIC WORKER

– $7.00 per hour

Salary: $150 per week

Salary $6.50 per hour.

Salary: $7.50 per hour

CONTACT: 232-5420

CONTACT 247-4507

CONTACT: 345-5284

CONTACT: 331-0720

15338

15606

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15599

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15637

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

– $6.50 per hour

These positions are currently held by work permit holders

August 12-18, 2017

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

DWAYNE WILLIAMS SOUTH DOCK Is seeking to employ a

EL RANCHO RESTAURANT AIRPORT ROAD Is seeking to employ a

DISHWASHER/ KITCHEN HELPER

BABYSITTER Salary: $6.25 per hour

15647

CONTACT: 241-5131

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 343-4718

This position Is currently held by a work permit holder 15634

DELUXE RECRUITMENT AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Is seeking the following on behalf of their clients:

LABOURERS CONSTRUCTION HELPER

EL RANCHO RESTAURANT Is seeking to employ a

WAITRESS Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 241-8194

15629

DENIS ROPER GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

STEEL MAN MASON PAINTER

LABOURER

DELUXE ENTERPRISES DOMESTIC WORKER GENERAL WORKER STORE CLERK Salary ranges from: $6.25 - $8.00 per hour. Employee may be required to work weekends and holidays Only Belongers need to apply

CONTACT: 946-8876

CHARLES TIPTON LONG BAY Is seeking to employ a

15562

BLANCO CONSTRUCTION Is seeking to employ a

PAINTER

CONTACT: 244-7929

CONTACT: 242-8228

15577

ALBERT HIGGS

NORTH CAICOS IS SEEKING TO EMPLOY A

LABOURER

Salary: $7.00 per hour

15422

ALTAGRACIA BAR AND RESTAURANT Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

Salary: $6.25 per hour

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 341-1683

CONTACT: 345-5385

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15510

Is seeking to employ an

CONTACT: 348-5085

WILMAN CONSULTANCY

DENISE SMITH

DOLMEN IMPORT & EXPORT

15600

MASON

CAICEDO PUB HOUSE

CARIBBEAN DREDGING AND DEV. CO. LTD

15631

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15420

AMAZING BOUTIQUE

Salary: $6.50 per hour

CONTACT: 231-6432 Work permit holder

15508

SALT MILLS PLAZA

Salary: $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: 343-7748

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15571

Salary $6.25 per hour Only belongers need to apply

CONTRACT: 649-946-8521 15559

CARLTON & DEBBY-LEE MILLS Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary $6.25

5 Days per Week @ $6.50 per hour

ALTIDOR SALOMON

15627

LABOURER LABOURER

FOR MARINE INFRASTRUCTURE

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

LABOURER

Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER TEL. [649] 341-9804

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

15633

Acting on behalf of our client Denise Bovie. Who is seeking to employ a

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15443

CONTACT: 941-3937

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

CONTACT: 232-7256

Salary: $9.00 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

CONTACT: 246-2634

Salary: $6.50 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

Salary: $6.25 per hour

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

CONTACT: 242-1307

WAITRESS

Is seeking to employ a

CONTACT: 346-5194

Salary: $6.25 per hour

Is seeking to employ a

Is seeking to employ a

G&J CONSTRUCTION

LABOURER PLUMBER

Salary: $7.00 per hour

Salary: $7.00 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

15596

ELEXANDER KENNET WILLIAMS

UPHOLSTERY

22 Morris Plaza, Providenciales, TCI is seeking

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $6.50 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

ELCIE HINSON & YUJAR CAICEDO

CLASSIFIEDS 39

per hour

CONTACT: 231-4559 15433

15432

Is seeking the employ the following:

1 CASHIER 1 SEAMSTRESS – PREFERABLY A FEMALE

Must be honest, punctual. Must be able to sew and cut fabric. Must be willing to work 6 days per week Salary: $200 per week Position is held by a work permit holder

BETTY CAROL PENA

BLUE SKY WATER

DOMESTIC WORKER

CASHIER

CONTACT: 242-6771

CONTACT: 348-4608

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week Position is currently held by a work permit holder

15414

Is seeking to employ

Salary: $200 per week Must be willing to work 6 days per week

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15488

40 CLASSIFIEDS GLEN A. WILLIAMS GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 331-3887

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15644

JACQUELINE SMITH Is seeking to employ

MAIDS

$6.25 per hour

CARPENTERS $6.25 per hour

HAIR BRAIDERS (On Commission)

LABOURERS $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: 243-4214

These positions are currently held by work permit holders

GLOBAL SERVICES Is seeking to employ a

MANAGER

Must have 5 years’ experience ( 3 years international experience). Must be able to speak and write English, French and Spanish. Must have a college diploma. Salary: Based on experience

CONTACT: 649-331-1809 This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15641

IDELIA ASTWOOD GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $6.50 per hour

CONTACT: 243-0591

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15556

NANNY NEEDED James and Cleomie Basset are seeking to employ a Full-Time Nanny. The applicant must be honest, reliable and MUST be good with young children. Past experience is a MUST. Please provide at least 2 references Salary: $6.50 per hour Requirements; Must be willing to live in, work long hours, weekends and holidays. Must be able to drive and speak English.

PLEASE CONTACT: 649-247-0157

15554

15580

JILL SWANN GRACE BAY ROAD

LIVE – IN DOMESTIC WORKER

Must have a valid driver’s license. Must speak English Must love animals Duties: Take care of teenager and the house. Salary $300 biweekly

CONTACT: 649-231-3122 or email jilltci@gmail.com This position is for work permit renewal 15342

August 12-18, 2017

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

ISLAND AUTO RENTALS GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

MECHANIC to do regular Maintenance to their fleet of rental vehicles. Salary $12.00 per hour

BLUE HILLS Is looking for a

PAINTER to work 5 days per week salary $10.00 per hour

CONTACT: 649-341-9595 this positon is for work 15551 permit renewal

LONG ISLAND HOLDING - WATER PLAY

JUDITH SWANN NORTH CAICOS Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $800 per month

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $150 per week

CONTACT: 244-3444

DOMESTIC WORKERS Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

CONTACT: 241-4070

JAMESLY PROSPER- SNIP & CLIP BARBER SHOP

JATAN WILLIAMS

JEFF MÜCK

LABOURER

DOMESTIC WORKER

15636

Is seeking to employ

2 BARBERS Salary: $6.50 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

15578

Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $6.25 per hour

15620

Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $237.00 per week

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

CONTACT: 243-5723

CONTACT: 331-6251

KENNETH PROSPERE

KEVIN GARLAND

LEEBERT ALDERADO MISSICK

CONTACT: 231-7047

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

15669

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

Salary: 6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 241-6088

LABOURER The salary is $6.25 per hour.

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15611

Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $150 per week Must be willing to work 4 days a week

CONTACT: 242-9241 This position is currently

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

CONTACT 4411899

held by a work permit holder

LYLY’S INTERNET CAFÉ

MAF SECURITY SERVICES

A RENEWAL WORK PERMIT

MARTINEZ AUTO REPAIR

CONTACT 246-7282 15428

Is seeking to employ a

Is hiring a male or female

15625

LONG BAY Is seeking to employ a

15618

Employer's name:

Marionette Hinds

15525

Is seeking to employ a

Locaton: Grand Turk

2 KITEBOARDING TEACHERS

We are looking for serious applicants, motivated, outgoing, and extremely patient with students with the following qualifications. • IKO Level or higher ( including CPR, Boat License and First Aid) • Proficiency in sewing and kite repairs • Must speak English, Spanish and French If you are interested in joining our team, please send a copy of your CV, Cover Letter and 3 References to: waterplayprovo@gmail.com Belongers are also encouraged to apply. Please send a copy of your CV to the Labor Board 15630

Is seeking to employ 3

Is seeking to employ a

TAILOR DOMESTIC WORKER

JA CLEANING

CONTACT 232 0933

15574

JR CONSTRUCTION

ISLANDE ESTIMOND GIDEON

COMPUTER CLERK Salary: $7.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 331-3887

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15640

Position:

DOMESTIC WORKER

DOMESTIC HELPER/WORKER

CONTACT: 341-7690

CONTACT NUMBER: 244-7544

Salary: $6.50 per hour

15576

Salary: 6.25 per hour

AUTO BODY REPAIR HELPER Salary: $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: 344-9403

15621

August 12-18, 2017

CLASSIFIEDS 41

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

Is seeking to employ

LABOURER CARETAKER Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 241-1465 These positions are held by work permit holders

15608

MATRISA LOWE GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 346-1654 This position is currently

held by a work permit holder

15625

MATTHEW WILLIAMS LEEWARD PALMS Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER Salary: $200 per week

CONTACT: 241-1087

This position is currently held by a work permit holder 15607

NORMA SIMMONS

PENTECOSTAL RESTORATION CENTER Is seeking to employ a

SALT CAY Is seeking to employ a

MONTE RESTAURANT AIRPORT ROAD Is seeking to employ

1 BAKER

1Salary: BARMAID $6.25 per hour

FIVE CAYS Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $6.25 per hour

Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 941-7331

NASH TIMOTHY

DOMESTIC WORKER

Work permit renewal

CONTACT: 331-3887

15643

MARY FORBES AND ADLIN PIERRE

NORMAN LIGHTBOURNE Is seeking to employ a

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15645

NEW STYLE CONSTRUCTION LEEWARD HIGHWAY

LABOURER

Salary $6.25 per hour Required to work weekend and holidays. Only belongers need to apply

CONTACT: 649-946-8876 15560

NATASHA CONSULTANCY

Acting on behalf of their clients who are seeking the following

ISABELLA ELIZABETH HINSON

DOMESTIC WORKER

LABOURER Salary: $250 per week Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 242-5221

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15628

Salary: $6.25 per hour CONTACT: 245-7682

MECHANIC Salary: $7.00 per hour

CONTACT: 341-5534 This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15592

NORWANI SERVICES

Acting on behalf of our clients who are seeking the following

THE HOPE FOUNDATION

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 232-5415

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15648

Is seeking to employ a

INQUIRING MINDS/ASHLEY’S PLACE

2 TEACHERS $1500 MONTHLY AISHA LAPORTE

1 DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $400 per week CLEMENT HENRY

LABOURER

Salary: $350 weekly

MODERN DAY CONSTRUCTION

1 LABOURER $8.00 PER HOUR 1 CARPENTER $18.00 PER HOUR 1 MASON $18.00 PER HOUR

Salary: $6.50 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

VERNETTE KELLY SKIPPINGS

CONTACT: 341-1944

1 LABOURER $8.00 PER HOUR

15575

OLYMPIC CONSTRUCTION

P&D EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

NEEDS THE FOLLOWING

1 CONSTRUCTION MANAGER

WITH Civil Engineering Degree, and 10 years’ experience in construction Management Salary: $2500 per month

1 CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR

WITH Civil Engineering Degree and 10 years’ experience in Construction Supervision Salary: $1800 per month

3 CARPENTERS/ FINISHING CARPENTERS

Acting on behalf of their client B&M Construction, who is seeking a

2 MASONS

with Certificate of Masonry Salary: $7.00 per hour

TILE SETTER Salary: $7.00 per hour

with Certificate of Tile Setting and Masonry Salary: $7.50 per hour

CONTACT: 431-1241

These positions are currently held by a work permit holder

155330

CONTACT: 231-6302

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15590

DELROY LIGHTBOURNE

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $6.25 per hour CONTACT: 246-2850

LUCILLE TILE CONSTRUCTION

TILE LAYER

Salary: $6.25 per hour CONTACT: 243-2040 THESE POSITIONS ARE CURRENTLY HELD BY WORK PERMIT HOLDERS

15586

MOMENTOUS LTD. Momentous Ltd. is seeking a qualified individual for the position of

DIRECTOR OF ENTERTAINMENT

Only candidates who meet the minimum qualifications and requirements will be considered. All candidates must be willing to work unusual hours including weekends and public holidays. All candidates must be non-smokers. Applicants will be required to pass a written skills test. Salary is $60,000 annually. This position is currently occupied by a Work Permit holder. Qualified Turks Islander applicants are invited to forward resumes to the Labour Board.

RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:

• • • • • • • •

Financial performance of all entertainment products Programming of annual schedule of entertainment events Oversight of marketing, customer service, and technical operations In the entertainment jurisdiction, hire and manage local staff to execute events Create and manage a budget for each event, delivering the event within that budget Supplier management Facility management On the ground troubleshooting of events and associated facilities

EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS:

with Certificate of carpentry Salary: $7.50 per hour

1 TILE SETTER

To care for a physically and mentally challenged individual. Salary: $200 per week

OLEM SEIDE ISLAND DRYWALL

2 TEACHERS $2500 MONTHLY

DOMESTIC WORKER

DOMESTIC WORKER

CONTACT: 232-2001

15583

• 10+ years planning, managing and executing entertainment events and facilities • 5+ years hiring, managing and training staff • 5+ years creating and managing budgets and fiscal reporting to shareholders • Experience in negotiating contracts • Strong interpersonal and communications skills are required • Must have a University degree • Must have ability to travel globally • Must be fluent (Written & Oral) in English

Applications can be submitted online at www.momentous.com or directly to careers@momentous.com 15622

42 CLASSIFIEDS

August 12-18, 2017

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

PETER & JOANNE KARAM

VACANCY NOTICE

is seeking to employ a

TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE BOARD

PEURETON HIGGS LEEWARD HIGHWAY Is seeking to employ a

HOUSEMAN

with live in responsibilities of Cooking, Cleaning, yard work, 5 dogs. Salary is $1000.00 a month with housing, and some meals provided. Kindly forward all resumes to;

The Turks & Caicos Islands National Health Insurance Board (NHIB) invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the post of Chief Financial Officer.

Chief Financial Officer

WENDYHANDFIELD@ HOTMAIL.COM

REPORTS TO: Chief Executive Officer LOCATION: Providenciales

15324

JOB SUMMARY

PIRATES DEN

The Chief Financial Officer is responsible for directing the fiscal functions of the NHIB in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards and any other financial management techniques and practices appropriate within the health and insurance industry.

Is seeking to employ a

PHILIP CAPRON Is seeking to employ

2 LABOURERS

LABOURER Salary: $250 per week

CONTACT: 344-6599

15566

PRINCE ALBERT CONSTRUCTION Is seeking to employ a

Applicants must be honest, reliable and willing to work. Salary: $7.00 per hour

CONTACT: 241-0968 These positions are currently held by work permit holders

15594

QUALITY FOOD CENTER Is seeking to employ a

MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Plan, develop, organize, implement, direct and evaluate the NHIB’s fiscal function and performance. • Participate in the development of the company’s plans and programs as a strategic partner. • Evaluate and advise on the impact of long-range planning and the introduction of new programs/strategies • Provide timely and accurate analysis of budgets, financial reports and financial trends in order to assist the CEO and the Board in performing their responsibilities. • Develop, implement and enforce financial policies and procedures that will improve the overall operation, efficiency and effectiveness of the company. • Provide technical financial knowledge and advice to others within the financial discipline. • May perform other duties as assigned by the CEO or any other person authorized to give instructions or assignments. • Lead the timely completion of the financial statement audit process. • Assist in the completion of key accounting functions such as reconciliations, manage and supervise the finance, compliance and billing teams.

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 242-5919

15595

R & C SNACK BAR KEW TOWN Is looking for a

MINIMUM QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:

• Candidates should have a Master’s degree in Accounting or equivalent combination of education and experience • Preferably with professional qualification as a CPA or any equivalent accounting designation. • At least 7 years of experience in a senior finance management role is a must.

SALES CLERK Salary: $6.25 per hour Duties: Update Clients Records. Greet and take care of client’s needs

Contact: Newton Stubbs on 241-8315 or Barbara 339-7127

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15601

R&B TIRES

Is seeking to employ a

CASHIER

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 946-5715

15619

R&S ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARIAL SERVICES Acting on behalf of our clients who are seeking the following

EMMANUEL BELIZAIRE

DOMESTIC WORKER Salary: $6.75 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS:

LABOURER TIRE REPAIRMAN

• Experienced financial leader with appropriate industry experience, strong supervisory and mentoring skills, high ethical standards, exceptional analytical and problem solving, well organized and self-directed, excellent written/verbal communication, speak, read and write in excellent English language, proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel Spreadsheets and Pivot Tables, and Accounting software packages, effective time management skills. • Solid understanding of international financial reporting standards • Solid understanding of the NHIB Ordinance and Regulations • Experience in healthcare financing • Training in International Accounting Standards for Social Security • Experience In Microsoft Dynamics • Team worker who is willing to take a hands-on approach to the role.

to work 6 days per week salary $6.25 per hour

Salary: $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: 241-6307

CONTACT: 332-8300

Salary: $7.00 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 346-8422

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

These positions are held by work permit holders

RACEINE BOVELL

ROBERT HALL & ASSOCIATES LTD.

ROBERTS AGENCY

LEEWARD PALMS Is seeking to employ a

Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience scale $82,200 to $89,310.00 per annum. A standard set of benefits and allowances are additional.

DOMESTIC WORKER

This position is for work permit renewal

15522

SALARY

ROLANDA GLINTON

15343

Is seeking to employ a

15641

Is seeking to employ

2 DOMESTIC WORKERS – $6.50 per hour

Interested persons are requested to submit a resume, cover letter, two letters of reference (one preferably from a former employer), copies of educational certificates, a Police Certificate and a copy of the Passport photo page.

2 DIVE INSTRUCTORS

Deadline for submission: August 18, 2017

– $6.50 per hour

– $8.75 per hour

2 LABOURERS

LABOURER

If delivering in person envelope shall be marked Chief Financial Officer Position and addressed to:

15550

Dr. Hamlet Nation CEO Actg. National Health Insurance Board Salt Mills Plaza, Providenciales Turks and Caicos Islands , British West Indies If by Email send to: recruitment@tcinhip.tc

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 244-2925

15639

LABOURER

1 WOOD CARVER

CONTACT: 246-7382

– $6.50 per hour

Salary: $6.50 per hour

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15557

– $10.00 per hour

1 GARDENER PLEASE CALL 241-2043 for further information

15558

August 12-18, 2017

SHEDLINE JOSEPH

43 STANLEY WILLIAMS

DOMESTIC WORKER

DOMESTIC WORKER

CONTACT: 331-6625

CONTACT: 232-2267

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

ROUSTA REMILLEN Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

RUSSELL JENNINGS Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Salary: $6.25 per hour

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 242-4619

CONTACT: 341-9479

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15342

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15598

SANLY STAR Is seeking to employ

3 TILE LAYERS Salary: $300 per week

CONTACT: 231-4308

These positions are currently held by work permit holders

15613

LABOURER

Salary: $6.50 per hour. Interested candidate may contact the employer 346-0172 for further details regarding employment

15591

Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $6.25 per hour

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15612

Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $150 per week

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

15518

RESORT MANAGER POSITION

IS INTERVIEWING FOR:

HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISORS POSITION Join a relaxed and friendly 35 team work force and enjoy one of the highest wage and service charges on the island. Applicant should have: • Person much have a Minimum of 2 years housekeeping supervisory experience • Strong English written and verbal skills. • Able to work Weekends and Holidays. Compensation will be commensurate with qualifications & experience

Resumes can be dropped off at hotel or emailed to kmcintosh@ portsofcallresort.com

SHAUN CHRISTOPHER DEANE Island Vibes Tours LTD The Bight Is seeking to employ a

15579

Sackirb Ltd is seeking a qualified candidate for the following position: Resort Manager - must have +2 years proven experience managing small resorts and resort restaurant and bar -must be willing to live in Middle Caicos full time -must be able to establish and maintain effective communication, coordination and professional relationships with Owners, Guests, Vendors, Suppliers and contractors -must plan menus in consultation with the Chef and prepare estimates and food cost analysis -must have knowledge of ordering and inventorying beverages -must prepare annual budget and schedule under guidance of Resort Accountant -must be proficient in Quick Books and Excel -must manage the calendar and work with the Resort Booking managers -must be able to arrange local transportation when required -must have the ability to train and supervise staff -must be able to work independently to an agreed procedure and in a team environment -must have knowledge of Housekeeping issues, rotations and maintenance aspects Salary is commensurate with experience and accommodation requirements. Start date October 15, 2017

All applications with resumes must be sent to camilla@cmdconsulting.net By the 15th day of September 2017

15589

NOTICE NOTICE REGULATION 7 OF THE PHYSICAL PLANNING (DEVELOPMENT PERMISSION) REGULATIONS, 1990

Planning Application NC 1109:

REGULATION 7 OF THE PHYSICAL PLANNING (DEVELOPMENT PERMISSION) REGULATIONS, 1990

Planning Application SC 760:

An Application, REGISTERED NC 1109, Parcel 50303/1 for Development Permission to perform dredging of the channel approaching Bellefield Landing and Sandy Point on North Caicos, was submitted by Ports Authority of the Turks and Caicos Islands.

An Application, REGISTERED SC 760, Parcel 20307/78 for Development Permission for rehabilitation of the existing wharf on South Caicos Port, with works in the marine environment that include sheet piling along the shoreline and along port walls and limited maintenance dredging of the approach channel to the wharf, was submitted by Ports Authority, TCI Government.

Anyone wishing to make representation(s) may do so in writing to the Director of Planning, South Base, Grand Turk or through the Department of Planning, Emily House, Leeward Highway, Providenciales, within twenty-eight (28) days of publication of this Notice.

Anyone wishing to make representation(s) may do so in writing to the Director of Planning, South Base, Grand Turk or through the Department of Planning, Emily House, Leeward Highway, Providenciales, within twenty-eight (28) days of publication of this Notice.

Dated Posted: August 3, 2017 15344

Dated Posted: August 3, 2017

15345

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Sports National

Cadet elated with ASA College scholarship NATIONAL footballer Mackenson Cadet is elated after receiving a full football scholarship to ASA College in Miami, Florida. The 17-year-old told the Weekly News that he hopes to balance both football and his education. “I want to pursue my dream at both the academic and athletic levels; hopefully I get something out of either one.” At the college, Cadet will pursue a degree in Business administration, with a focus on Sport Management. Information from the

TCIFA indicates that the scholarship opportunity came from the FA’s College ID Camp initiative hosted by the TCIFA in February of this year. “The invited coaches were impressed with the level of play by Mackenson, and the comments and feedback from the coaches reflect that additional scholarships for other players are being contemplated,” a release stated.

THE ANGELA RESTAURANT

THE ANGELA RESTAURANT

CASHIER

KITCHEN HELPER

AIRPORT ROAD Is seeking to employ a

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

YOUNGEST GOAL SCORER Mackenson started with the

AIRPORT ROAD Is seeking to employ a

CONTACT: 331-3918

15341

Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 6 days per week

CONTACT: 331-3918

Flashback: Don Kelbick (third from left) with former NBA players (l-r): Rob Hite, Raja Bell and Guillermo Diaz. Mackenson Cadet (left) will look to balance academics and football at ASA College.

TCIFA at the Grassroots level. He was a member of the U11 Centre of Excellence team at a very young age. The release added that: “He continued to show remarkable improvement in his technical and tactical ability and remained in all the various age group teams of the Centre of Excellence. Ultimately, he was invited to join the TCIFA Academy team at the age of 13 and became the youngest goal scorer in the Provo Premier League at age 14.” Makenson went on to represent the Turks and Caicos Islands at the senior level in both beach soccer and traditional football. He had also represented the Nottingham Forest U17

APPLICATION FOR ACQUISITION OF LAND BY PRESCRIPTION

BLUE HILLS Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER Salary: $6.25 per hour Must be willing to work 5 days per week

CONTACT: 332-9284

This Notice is issued under Section 137 of the Registered Land Ordinance

This position is currently held by a work permit holder

TAKE NOTICE that an application under section 135 of the Registered Land Ordinance Has been received from DOROTHY BEATRICE ADAMS – TEJADA of Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands by the Registrar of Lands, to acquire all of the property listed below by prescription from the proprietor registered thereon.

NAME OF OWNER

SELEVNICK RIGBY

VETERAN US coach Don Kelbick will spearhead a basketball summer camp organised by the Rising Stars Basketball Club next week in Grand Turk at the NJS Francis Park hard court. The veteran, who has coached for over 27 years at the college and professional levels, will lead the Drill and Skills Basketball Camp for youngsters from the nation’s capital from Monday to

Friday (August 14-18). Kelbick has coached numerous players over the years, including several from the NBA: Tim Hardaway, Joe Johnson, Rasual Butler, Raja Bell, JJ Barea and Omri Casspi along with female players Kelly Schumacher and Stefani Yrdstrom. Players, ages 8-16, interested in the camp can contact RSBC coach Jarrett Forbes on 347-4689.

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Ifeanyi Otuonye was the lone TCI representative at the Games.

Otuonye disappointed in 200M performance at World Championships TCI’s lone representative at the World Championships in London, Ifeanyi Otuonye was disappointed with his 200M performance at the Games, but found several positives out of the trip. The post-graduate student at the Kansas State University called his 21.9s finish, “pretty horrible”. He felt that he should have done better, but lamented on his two weeks of preparation after TCI got in via a wildcard slot. “It was kind of hard trying to go against people who trained for the event all year. It was a

National footballer Shinaydine (Naya) Pluviose is excited about her new school.

pleasure representing Turks. Always appreciate that and thankful.” For the national long-jump record holder the Games would always be memorable because he saw Usain Bolt in his farewell championships. He was also ecstatic to view the long jump competition up close. “I watched the long jump from the stands, which was the best experience I had, as I was able to watch their techniques and what they were doing well and compare it to how I jump and took pointers on how to get better.”

Pluviose follows college coach to USVI – Transfers to University of the Virgin Islands in St. Croix NATIONAL footballer Shinaydine (Naya) Pluviose has switched tertiary institutions as she aims to continue her football career. The 19-year-old followed her Garden City Community College coach Charles Long who left the

college in Kansas for a post with the University of the Virgin Islands in St. Croix. “My coach moved. The school was not sure if there was going to be another coach. I was offered a scholarship from Virgin Islands, so

I took it.” Pluviose, who was instrumental for the college team said she is excited with the move and is looking forward to playing football. Since the USVI is a territory of the US, the university will play several teams from the mainland during their season. The former CHHS student will still major in business.

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TCI set to play Montserrat, BVI and Anguilla in CONCACAF Boys U15 Championships

The players will be the first batch to represent the TCI at the CONCACAF Boys U15 Championships.

TURKS and Caicos junior boys will participate in their first ever CONCACAF U15 Championships next week at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. Our national team are set to play Montserrat on August 13, BVI on August 15 and Anguilla on August 16 in Group J (division three teams). Although this is the first CONCACAF U15 tournament for the TCI, some of the players are no strangers to competitive football and should hold their own on the big

ago, parents have proven themselves to be very proactive and supportive. I would like to thank these parents for supporting our mission. We can only be successful as an organisation with their input, and there’s no question that it has a huge effect on the development of our players.” The full team reads: Brenten Handfield - goalkeeper; Bradley Ayer- goalkeeper/ defender; Orrin Campbell - defender/ midfielder; Jamie Gray – defender; Will Parrish – defender; Callum Park –

stage. Team TCI has several players from various age ranges. “…We’re looking forward to the older players who have participated in high-level tournaments to lead the younger players by example. Everyone is ready and committed and we’re going to do the best that we can do as a team,” National team coach Fraser Park said. Park was also happy about the support of the parents. “Since I’ve joined the Football Association, 9 years

midfielder; Kyle Cushing-Meehan – forward; Matijn Healy – midfielder; Dylan Ayer – forward; Mikeancy Zamor – midfielder; Jeftho Joachin – midfielder; Michael Saunders – midfielder; Carlton Mills – midfielder; Christopher Louisy – defender; Anthony Gardiner

– midfielder; Hayden Williams – defender; Carson Greatrex midfielder/ forward and Zachary Scholar - goalkeeper. Along with Park, Kim CushingMeehan will travel as team manager. Technical Director Darren Meehan will also travel with the squad.

Police record cricket win over Beaches A STIFLING spell of medium pace bowling from opener Lyndon Tyson propelled Police over the previously unbeaten Beaches when action in the TCICA Summer T20 Cricket competition continued at the Downtown Ball Park last Sunday in Providenciales. The game was by no means a one-sided affair, in fact it came down to the wire because of good performances from several cricketers in both teams. Police lost the toss and were forced to take first strike. They were pegged back with just 14 runs on the scoreboard after Kalvin Mars was bowled by medium pacer Ancell Williams. Opener Kareem Jack was then joined by Garvin Bruno and the pair recovered well; adding 127 for the second wicket in 12 overs. Jack slammed 10 fours and two sixes in his 67 from 48 balls, while Bruno had a cluster of boundaries in the middle overs to finish with

Opening bowler Lyndon Tyson finished with 2-11 from four overs.

55 from 35 balls (5X4s and 4X4s). Both batsmen fell in the 15th over to Williams, who was also very impressive with 3-16 from 3.2 overs. Three additional wickets were lost, but the Lawmen still pushed the score up to 179 from their allotted 20

overs. Jessie Alexander nabbed 2-39, while Danar Lewis and Anthony McKnight took one wicket each. Beaches looked solid at the crease with the top four batsmen contributing. Mario Smith and fellow opener McKnight both scored 30, but they started relatively slow, before playing a few shots. The acceleration continued when Sidu Hunter came to the crease. The number three batsman blasted 51 from 31 balls (7X4s and 2X6s); while Jessie Alexander added 24 from 18 balls (4X4s). Victory seemed possible, but in the penultimate over Tyson delivered. He got the wickets of Hunter and Danar Lewis (13 from six balls), while Ricardo Brown was run out first ball. Jerry Grant then ensured that only six singles came off the last over as Beaches fell seven runs short of victory.

The Junior Flyers will look to defend their title.

Eight teams to compete in Mallory McComish

EIGHT teams, including defending champions, the Junior Flyers, will compete in the annual Mallory McComish 20 and Under tournament from Friday evening at the newly refurbished Lower Bight Basketball Court. Action bounces off at 18:00h with the Bight Ballers challenging the Blizzards. At 19:30h former champions the Lions, who now plays as the HAB Sonics will tackle Splash Kings. At 20:30h Eagles will play the Knights, while in the feature clash at 21:30h Flyers will meet

GT Ballers. The top two teams will play the final on Monday evening. The tournament started a few years ago in honour of Mr Mallory McComish who was instrumental in the development of basketball ball in Grand Turk. He worked along with persons such as Floyd Hall and Gordon Burton to develop basketball in the capital city. He also wrote the first basketball constitution for the Grand Turk Basketball Association and assisted with the stats.

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