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Hurricane season is underway and residents in the TCI are being urged to make early preparations.

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TCI ranked as one of world’s best tax havens The Turks & Caicos Islands came in fourth place out of 40 countries for the World’s Best tax havens, finding itself above Singapore and behind Jersey, a new study reveals.

Anti-money laundering experts from Smartsearch.com extrapolated data from a number of destinations and evaluated factors such as taxation, monthly rent for accommodation, weather, safety, internet speed and bars and restaurants to find the best tax havens in the world.

The study which was recently conducted and shared with the Weekly News, revealed that the Turks and Caicos Islands scored 72.5 out of 100 based on safety, rent costs, weather and entertainment spots such as bars/restaurants.

The Bahamas copped the top spot, followed by Anguilla and Jersey respectively and the Turks and Caicos Islands in fourth.

‘Turks and Caicos have no taxes, whether they are personal, corporate, profits, assets, capital gains or estate.

“Its well-known nature for being a tax haven has seen it come under scrutiny over the years, but it remains one of the best world tax havens”, the report said.

The study pointed out that similar to other Caribbean tax havens, monthly rentals in the TCI are “incredibly expensive” but

luxurious with the average price hitting an eye-watering £2,260.

“Safety is also a concern on the island, with it being given a 3 out of 5 rating by the Travel Advisory.

“It has high internet speed for a Caribbean island, hitting 61.8 mbps, a fast speed for the region.

This fast speed attracts many financial firms to select the island as its tax haven.

“The island's weather and beach rating of 87 makes it one of the more desired tax havens out there.

“It has the least amount of rainfall out of all the Caribbean islands but can get mildly muggy during the summer to October.

“The island is surrounded by one of the planet’s biggest coral reefs, making a diving experience a must”, the study added.

Similar to the weather and beaches rating, the study looked at the quality of the dining and drinks available on all the tax havens.

Whilst some destinations lack a diverse menu due to location, most have an incredibly high culinary standard, with many boasting Michelin-starred restaurants and the best bars around, the study found.

In this vein, the sandy beach bars and high-end foreign cuisine offered in the TCI catapulted the destination to a high 90 rating for eateries.

A ‘tax haven’ used to be seen as something for the ultra-wealthy, however, times have changed and moderately wealthy families and individuals are protecting their wealth by moving it offshore.

Tax havens are countries where there are little to no taxes across income, corporate, capital gains, estate, or inheritance.

TCI’s rental costs, safety, internet speed, weather and eateries were examined in the study

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A graphic shows the 40 countries studied by Smartsearch

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TCI residents urged to prepare for above-average hurricane season Hurricane season is underway and residents in the TCI are being urged to make early preparations for the above-average season.

Speaking at a press conference held at the Department of Disaster Management and Emergencies (DDME) in Providenciales on Wednesday, June 1, the opening day of the season, Minister of Immigration and Border Services with responsibility for disaster management, Hon Arlington Musgrove called on residents to remain in a state of readiness as the 2022 hurricane season officially begins.

He said: “Forecasters predict an above-average season, with possibly 14 to 21 named storms, three to six of which likely develop into major hurricanes.”

Musgrove explained that the high number of storms predicted increases the possibility of storms making landfall and impacting the TCI due to the territory’s geographic location within the hurricane belt.

“Therefore, we must simplify and remain in a state of readiness, I urge you to be proactive in preparing for severe weather by downloading the DDME alert mobile app, creating an emergency plan for your families, replenishing your stock of emergency supplies and taking the necessary measures to protect property and possession.”

He further advised residents to remain attentive and heed the advisories and warnings issued by the National Emergency Management Service.

Musgrove said: “As we strive to mitigate the challenges foreseen, we must recognise that preparation and measurement of these hazardous events rests not only with the government, but with every one of us.

“There is no area, community or business in the Turks and Caicos Islands immune to disaster so let us be wise and build our resilience and capacity through preparedness.

“I want to appeal to my fellow ministers, permanent secretaries and heads of department throughout the Turks and Caicos Islands government to ready your staff and business continuity plans to ensure the resumption of government efficiency soon after an impact.

“We are resilient people and resilient people proactively plan and prepare for those who have not yet started the preparation.

“Join the mission, be ready and pledge to prepare to join forces and ensure the safe and ready Turks and Caicos Islands.”

Minister of Immigration and Border Services with responsibility for disaster management, Hon Arlington Musgrove

Acting Director of DDME, Mike Clerveaux

2022 Hurricane Season outlook infographic PREPARATION AND TRAINING Acting Director of DDME, Mike Clerveaux said in preparation for the 2022 hurricane season, the DDME along with other stakeholders have carried out shelter inspections throughout the islands to ensure they are ready in the event of a storm.

He said: “We have a total of 23 shelters listed, 17 primary shelters and six secondary shelters. Please note, not all shelters will be open at the same time, opening of the shelters will be based on the situation.

“A detailed list of all the shelters will be posted on DDMEs platforms, social media apps and websites.”

As it relates to shelter management training, Clerveaux noted that this has already been completed across the islands and Providenciales is the last remaining island to host management training

which will be rolled out soon.

He said: “Out of these training a total of 63 persons are newly trained in shelter management and they are ready to be deployed if needed.

“When it comes to our communications sector, we have ramped up all of our communication testing, that is VHF radios and satellite phones, this is to ensure that all responding agencies are familiar with the use of these devices leading to the peak of the hurricane season.

“We have three mobile towers stationed in the islands of Providenciales, Grand Turk and South Caicos.

“These towers will provide VHF communication throughout the islands immediately after impact and if other means of communications are impacted.”

Turning his attention to the recently launched DDME’s mobile app (DDME alert), Clerveaux

Explained that residents will have all the required information at their fingertips, including shelter locations, He said: “ They will able to receive alerts and notifications, just like WhatsApp, it has an eyewitness report section that allows persons to submit report about any incident hazards such as floods and storms, and storm surges and be able to determine if your house is in that zone so that you can make that conscious decision.”

The acting director informed that a number of outreach campaigns were carried out throughout communities across the islands as well.

“He said: “We have visited government schools and private schools as part of our preparedness programme.

“We have conducted simulation exercises with our key stakeholders, such as the DMO, the airport and Carib wave.

“We have hosted a national state of preparedness meeting with all the PS, deputy PS, police, our minister, deputy governor and the governor who chaired these meetings.

“We are being updated on the country's state of preparedness and plans being implemented to continuously improve our resilience.

“We also hosted a critical infrastructure meeting with all the key stakeholders that are responsible for telecommunication, electricity, water, fuel, health, and food security to discuss their hurricane preparedness plans.”

He stressed that the department will continue to review its plans and policies as the territory heads into the peak of the hurricane season.

Forecasters at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), are predicting above-average hurricane activity this year, which would make it the seventh consecutive above-average hurricane season.

NOAA’s outlook for the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season, which extends from June 1 to November 30, predicts a 65% chance of an above-normal season, a 25% chance of a near-normal season and a 10% chance of a belownormal season.

For the 2022 hurricane season, NOAA is forecasting a likely range of 14 to 21 named storms (winds of 39 mph or higher), of which 6 to 10 could become hurricanes (winds of 74 mph or higher), including 3 to 6 major hurricanes (category 3, 4 or 5; with winds of 111 mph or higher). NOAA provides these ranges with 70% confidence.

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A Weekly News column that puts you on the spot for your opinions on the issues of the day

BUSINESS FINANCING

The Minister of Finance, Investment & Trade, Hon Erwin ‘Jay’ Saunders said the Government is working to get banks and other lending institutions in the TCI to "open up” and be "more friendly” to local businesses. Statistically, he said, small businesses in the Turks and Caicos Islands and around the world struggle more than large enterprises to get finance, which is crucial to their ability to stay competitive in the marketplace. The Minister said this practice requires a paradigm shift in order for the Turks and Caicos to effectively diversify its economy. What are your thoughts?

Credit union needed A local credit union could fill the gap that the Commercial Canadian banks leave for small and medium businesses.

Turks and Caicos Islanders need to UNITE and open a credit union that caters to personal and small and medium businesses.

We can do it! So why haven't we so far? #LookWithinTCI

Banks are not venture capitalists

There will not be a "paradigm" shift in the banks operating policies. Ask the regulators.

Banks are not venture capitalists. In the TCI, their mortgage policies point to their risk policies.

Interest rates should be reasonable

This would be a great move for the banks.

However, should they grant this, the amount in interest rate has to also be considered, as most times it is extremely high, which is a major deterrent. A realistic payment amount schedule can also assist with more ease of access for loans.

Govt should establish a development bank

This is certainly a good policy option on the part of the Minister of Finance and for

him to lay out an explicit and clear policy on the need to “get banks and other lending institutions in the TCI to "open up” and be "more friendly” to local businesses.”

Time is overdue for the banks to look out for the people of the TCI in a direct and meaningful way. The Hon Minister should lay out his policy in the form of a White Paper detailing a new policy on lending and draft legislation on protecting TCIslanders from discrimination. It is beyond realisation that TCI businesses are in dire need of help.

It seems that they are struggling more than the “other businesses”.

Should the Minister decide to publish a clear policy on the position, there should be a legislation to create low-interest facilities in the TCI, so that banks are prevented from charging customers more than 3% on business loans.

To show some serious resolve, the Minister should establish a development bank. A Development Bank would go far in making sure that local businesses have access to new money in the TCI, at lowinterest rates and lending against business plans. Use National Insurance funds to do this but it should be done.

Market access is also a hindrance

The Minister should assemble a roundtable of TCI businessmen, who could testify to how they are being shut out of certain markets.

It is not only the lack of cash alone, market access is critical. The Minister should widen and deepen the reserved category of business licensing.

More areas of business licensing should be reserved for the protection of the TCIslander. Yes, that time has come. There is “nothing wrong with “protectionism” when it comes to the Turks & Caicos Islanders.

TCIslanders will remember there was a time when the Beaches were theirs. Food stores were TCIslander-owned.

Now owing to deliberate breaches of the laws, the refusal of Banks to extend credit, the TCIslander is left out of his own garden in his own country.

On the islands of North Caicos, Providenciales, South Caicos, Grand Turk and Salt Cay, hotels, however small were “locally” owned. There is a need to return to those days, back to when you owned your own Garden.

Give the banks some competition

n addition to sponsoring legislation to enable access to cash, the minister may look at giving the banks some competition again.

Appoint a sensible Board of Directors, create a commercial bank, move on from the deliberate failings of TCI Bank, which is still in liquidation after nearly 10 years, and create a commercial bank.

Such a bank would lend to locals at lowinterest rates. It is certainly a good idea for the banks in the TCI to step up and stop discriminating against Turks & Caicos Islanders.

It cannot be forgotten that the Premier in November of 2021 issued a clarion call on the Banks in the TCI, surrounding their "cherry-picking” and de-risking sections of the population”. The Premier stated at that time that it was a practice that “can no longer continue”.

It seems that these practices are continuing and they have not been addressed except in speeches. Nonetheless, to paraphrase the Premier, 'Banks must understand that they must lend to locals, that lending of any nature carries some degree of risk and they are licensed to carry certain risks'.

Such risks are reduced by proper lending practices, vetting business plans and taking the right security. It means that the Premier

and His Minister of Finance must continue to fight and charge on this issue as it is critical to the empowerment of Turks & Caicos Islanders.

New pro-TC Islanders laws needed As this debate unfolds, pressure must mount from the public and the Official Opposition to keep the Government’s feet to fire. The mode of managing banks must change from decisions being made in Toronto and outside of the TCI. That’s not banking but as the Premier stated, a ‘messenger’ service.

There is a consensus that certain sectors need to be de-risked and Government policy must lead on ways to manage those risks.

At any rate, the time has come for Turks & Caicos Islanders to have access to lowinterest loans, long-term loans, bridge financing and protections.

The Government cannot leave it to the Court for the protection of TCIslanders when the banks come after them. New laws need to be passed to outlaw predatory lending practices, high-interest rates and redemption processes which take the form of foreclosure. Let the Minister put his money where his mouth is.

Create a commercial bank, provide the local banks with needed competition, a mandate for low-interest loans, legislate against discrimination and let the TCIslander have his/her day in the sun.

There is enough money in the treasury to do things like this. Create the bank, and start lending to the people at low rates as this would be easier than getting the other banks to do the same.

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TCI needs more inclusive growth – Premier Misick The Premier, Hon Charles Washington Misick said it is imperative for the TCI to find innovative ways to foster inclusive growth and retain more money deriving from Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the local economy.

As the Turks and Caicos Islands boast of an enviable post-Covid-19 economic recovery, Premier Misick said his Government is keen on ensuring that broad swaths of the population benefit immensely from the growth in key sectors.

He made these remarks at the Third Annual Economic Conference on Tuesday, May 24, at Beaches Turks & Caicos Resort Village and Spa. The key area of focus of this year’s conference was the development of a roadmap for investments in the Turks and Caicos Islands, including the Government's vision, policy changes, and investment opportunities that benefit Turks and Caicos Islanders.

The conference examined the path towards economic resilience for the Turks and Caicos Islands.

The one-day conference saw over 100 people in attendance, and brought the Government, the business community, and other stakeholders together to discuss the future of investments in the territory, TCIG’s proposed policy changes, and economic trends and their impact on the Islands and all stakeholders.

Speaking at the conference, Premier Misick posited that access to capital for the improvement of

Premier Hon Charles Washington Misick skills to align people with goodpaying jobs, technology transfers, and economic spin-offs will create the desired shift in the territory's economy.

He said: “These are what's going to make the difference.

“We must, for example, find a way to achieve inclusive growth and money retention in the local communities, creating linkages to the large business operating predominantly in the hospitality sector.

He pointed out that despite the territory’s gains in tourism, it is still in a disadvantageous position

due to its lack of production.

He said: “At the end of the day, this economy has a gaping hole in it because we don't produce anything.

“You will hear economists talk about the philosophy of money, but money doesn't have any philosophy.

“We have a shoe box economy, we make money, we’re sending money out of the shoebox, the money goes back into the shoebox and goes out again, that has to change.”

Misick said the TCI has to develop a robust internal economy

that allows money to pass through “as many hands as possible”. “ And the only way that it's gonna happen is we have retention in this in the local economy and the only way that could happen is if we have linkages to our major industry, particularly that of tourism”, he added.

He underscored the importance of establishing proper linkages among sectors to develop Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises (MSMEs) for the benefit of the populace “Only the money that is retained in the economy is worth the while,

CDC moves TCI to “high” risk category for Covid-19 The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this week moved the Turks and Caicos Islands to Level Three or “high” risk category for Covid-19.

“If you are not up to date with your COVID-19 vaccines, avoid travelling to the Turks and Caicos Islands,” the website stated.

It added that in Level Three countries, even up-to-date vaccinated travellers may still be at risk of getting and spreading Covid-19.

TCI is not alone in the “high”

risk group. On Tuesday, Jamaica and Anguilla were also classified as Level Three destinations.

Last week, the Bahamas, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Montserrat from the Caribbean were bumped up to Level Three as cases increase throughout the region.

Antigua and Barbuda, the BVI, Barbados, Bermuda and several other nations were placed in Level Three in April.

During that time, the CDC had overhauled its ratings system for assessing Covid-19 risks for

travellers.

The Level Three "high" risk category is now the top stair in terms of the risk level. Level Two is considered "moderate" risk, and Level one is "low" risk.

Level four, previously the highest risk category, is now reserved only for special circumstances, such as extremely high case counts, the emergence of a new variant of concern or health care infrastructure collapse. Under the new system, no destinations have been placed at Level four so far.

A number of Caribbean nations are in the “high” risk category.

so that's what we have to focus on.”

He emphasised that this requires strategic diversification in the local economy.

“And so we must find new and innovative ways to diversify the economy and that term is ubiquitous, its a bit overused … but the circumstances demand that we diversify not only our tourism sector in terms of a sort of a sectoral geographical segmentation but also finding new products.

“This is part of the work that we will be doing, to see how we can maximise our benefit from this industry, which pays, I think, close to 40 per cent of our GDP and when you link everything together, it's probably 90 plus per cent value.

“Whether you’re a banker, construction worker, a hotel worker, an investor in the financial services sector, or the hotel sector, it's all connected to tourism and we have to maximise our value from that”, he added.

Premier Misick further pointed out that rising global food insecurity is a real threat to the Turks and Caicos Islands, this stark reality is shaping the Government’s new investment policy driven by the need to diversify the territory’s economy.

He said: “Fortunately, during the pandemic, the ships came but if we have a pandemic, which is so severe that the ships don’t come, then we have a problem.”

In this vein, Misick stressed that his government is focused on food production since it is one of the sectors that is in dire need of investment.

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JAGS McCartney remembered A hero is an everyday person who sacrifices daily and shows bravery and action to assist with the betterment of their people.

In his 34 years of life, The Right Most Excellent James Alexander George Smith (JAGS) McCartney embodied true heroism because of his tenacious spirit and his will to fight for the rights of Turks and Caicos Islanders.

On Monday, May 30, the territory came together to honour the life and work of this son of the soil, and true island hero.

And while, in the time of COVID, some may feel their spirits had dimmed somewhat, the love, camaraderie and sense of pride were on full display as those gathered celebrated the legacy of a man that captured a nation.

Melodious ripsaw music and Christian hymnals ripped across the nation’s capital, as dignitaries, residents and members of the armed forces of the TCI gathered to pay homage.

At the age of 31, the Honourable McCartney became the youngest inoffice leader in the Commonwealth after he was elected the first Chief Minister of the Turks and Caicos

Islands.

McCartney was instrumental in the establishment of the ministerial form of internal self-government in the Islands.

He was reputable for his kindness and bravery, his uncanny ability to relate to all persons, and his ability to see beyond political affiliation.

Delivering a stirring keynote

address at the wreath-laying ceremony at Parade Ground in Grand Turk was Leonardo "Leo" Lightbourne, Probation and Parole Officer within the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

“We have to engage in a national dialogue about the pros and cons of self-governance,” Lightbourne intoned.

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as true hero, 42 years later “We have to have some uncomfortable conversations within our communities. JAGS believed we were more than capable of self-governing ourselves, but we have to let go of the practises that divide and divided us.”

Lightbourne said the Hon JAGS understood it took a village working together to achieve independence while calling specifically on the

Christian community to do its part in helping to restore communities.

“The most segregated hour in our country is 11 o’clock on a Sunday morning. Religion should unite us, not divide us. Thus, organisations like the TCI Christian Council must recognise the role they play in uniting this country and building stronger communities. We have to do our part in ensuring that no

Turks and Caicos Islander is left behind.”

Further on the topic of unity, Lightbourne pointed to the treatment of Haitians within the local community, noting that they are the rising majority as per hospital statistics.

“Sooner or later, we are going to have to make a choice: to accept or reject the rising majority

population. Rejection will only lead to cultural resentment and feelings of alienation.

“We are going to have to create a country where these two cultures can co-exist. I understand that this is a tough task for leaders, but we cannot sweep this under the rug. One day we might have to redefine who is a Turks and Caicos Islander.”

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Lightbourne emphasised that as the TCI learns to live together with others who also call the island home, the TCI’s culture does not have to be in jeopardy because of this.

Remarks were also delivered by Governor Nigel Dakin; Premier, Hon Washington Misick; Leader of the Opposition, Hon Edwin Astwood among others.

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Patience is a virtue: Don’t give up, your time will come We live in an era where we want things instantly. There is nothing wrong with this desire, but we must be very careful because sometimes we end up making the wrong decisions. Of course, there are some things that you do that will create instant results but there are also some events and circumstances in your life that require you to be patient.

I don’t know what you are going through, but I know whatever you are going through is just temporary and if you do the right thing, your time will come when you get what you desire.

Being patient does not mean you should remain idle and don’t do anything. Everyone has needs and I encourage you to pursue them.

However, recognise that there may be a delay in getting the desired

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results. Therefore, don’t ever mix up patience with procrastination.

Many of you have been praying and waiting for a long time. I want you to remind you about Job who encountered suffering and lost almost everything, but he remained patient and God restored him.

I know some of you are struggling in your business. In fact,

it reaches a point where you want to close it. If you believe that this business is what you were called to do, be patient. Review your strategy, promote your business, always pray over your business and eventually your business will prosper. Don’t lie, cheat, or become greedy in your business so you can make more money. Be patient.

Some of you are lonely and want to be in a relationship. Make your requests known to God. However, don’t rush into a relationship with someone. Learn to be patient and you will get your desire.

Some of you are disappointed in your children. One thing I will say is, do not turn your back on your children and do not stop praying for them. Be patient, your children will turn around. I know sometimes you see other children doing so well and you wonder what happen to your children. You need to stop comparing your children to others. Some of your children may experience failures in life but it does not mean they will fail all the time.

Be patient, pray and believe.

Some of you are faced with diseases and you have been praying for years for good health and

you don’t see any changes. Stop focusing on the symptoms. Eat healthy and be patient.

Many people are facing financial issues and many of you will be tempted to find ways to earn fast money. Be very careful with this because you may end up compromising your integrity in the process.

To be patient requires you to have faith. Therefore, activate your faith. To be patient also requires you to have self-control. You see if you don’t have any self-control, you may take shortcuts and act prematurely, resulting in negative outcomes. To be patient means you should not give up. I know many of you are wondering how long you must wait. I don’t know the answer, but I do know we must learn to be patient.

The apocalyptic collapse of the global society: is the TCI immune?

The disintegration of global communities is accelerating as events worldwide soar at an alarming rate. Unpopular conflicts are erupting everywhere, amplifying the supply chain, and causing a decline in overall production and worsening our economic woes. From these accounts, our society is on a pathway to an imminent collapse.

Throughout history, we’ve witnessed that civilizations do not remain forever and by analysing variables like population, fertility rate, food production, industrial output, and pollution levels; coupled with recent trends, we know that our society is at an irreparable crossroad and

BY D MARKIE SPRING D Markie Spring, a TCI resident of 15 years, is an expert in law enforcement. He worked as a detective in the Royal TCI Police Force and was director of security at Beaches Turks and Caicos.

already, our major institutions and infrastructures are toppling.

This decay of civilization, as we know, will ignite dramatic disruptions of trade routes, shifts in supply and demand, diseases, environmental degradation, and radical political dysfunction.

In such an apocalyptic milieu,

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society’s needs won’t be met; therefore, relinquishing food and basic security are the consensus for measuring the collapse.

In 1972, researchers forecasted possible scenarios for our future.

They predicted that natural resources will become so scarce that there will be insurmountable challenges and that the quality of life would plummet considerably.

Such depletion would spawn commodity shortages and continuously hike the demands for essential supplies. Nature’s ability to produce these resources is exhausted, and so is the industry's capacity to process them.

Recently, Europe sent 35 tons of baby formula to the US as shortages for the product hit store shelves – just enough to feed 9,000 babies and 18,000 toddlers for one week.

Now, two major manufacturers were granted approval to purchase expedited ingredients and supplies to ramp up production.

Still, an imbalance exists between industrial growth and population growth. If the current annual population growth of 1.3 percent holds, global agriculture production must climb to 70 per cent to meet increased food demands.

This dilemma stems from extreme weather patterns.

Verifiably, air pollution is a multifaceted challenge and the leading cause of environmental health risk, which accounted for about 8.1 trillion in damage in 2020, equivalent to 6.1 percent of global GDP. Most recently the RussiaUkraine conflict has exacerbated the problem. Russia is using hunger and grain to wield power and ramp up political support. Unfortunately, we’re seeing a similar pattern from Russia with energy security.

These events will lead to poverty, especially in fragile countries and vulnerable populations.

Subsequently, rising prices will cripple the purchasing power of most consumers. Already, advanced economies are enduring

a five per cent rise in inflation and in developing countries, like the TCI, inflation has propelled above seven per cent.

As the societal apocalypse approaches, the poorest will be mostly affected. However, as events develop the pain will escalate up the economic ladder, piercing even the wealthy and no country, including the TCI, is immune to these unfolding phenomena.

The challenges ahead are wholly Biblical, and the ideas presented are proof that things are rapidly escalating uncontrollably.

To bolster this argument, as Covid infections slow, another health emergency is looming on the horizon. A monkeypox outbreak, spreading rapidly across nations.

Without an urgent shift in global priorities, experts argued that industrial civilization will inevitably collapse. And if corporations and governments continue to chase after ‘infinite economic growth,’ no matter the cost, everything will subside.

So, brace yourselves for a calamitous surge in political turbulence, humanitarian crisis instability and geopolitical strife across our deteriorating planet.

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Faith in action: be humble, patient and just

As a CARICOM citizen, I have had the privilege of working in many other regional nations. Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados and Belize are but a few. Each has had its own experience, some memorable, some I’d like to forget but it was with joy that I embarked upon my journey to the Turks and Caicos Islands.

What new experiences awaited me here, and what friends would I make? The Turks and Caicos, however, has been a very different experience from the other countries that I have lived and worked in.

The physical place is astounding, I was excited and had a feeling of great pride when I discovered that boat building is a tradition and art that is still very much practiced here. I felt pride to know that there is a nation in the Caribbean that has not let time make them forget a time-honoured tradition.

BY ANDRE FORBES

Andre Forbes is an Executive Pastor, who has worked in the Healthcare industry for over 20 years. He currently attends Harvest Bible Chapel.

This I think should be encouraged and celebrated as once it is lost it can only be remembered in storytelling. As an immigrant, like so many others, we move around seeking to make the trade of skills and talents for a better income and in some cases a better life. The TCI is an immigrant magnet offering employment in multiple sectors, a low crime rate and a stable economy. These are very attractive features to many who are willing to leave their shores to travel here for the promise of a better life. As we

seek to be a Christian nation in deed and not word only, we must examine how we treat the immigrants among us. The lure of riches is a potent one and there are but only a few people that can resist its charms. As we seek to grow closer to God, we must remember that the Bible tells us that, “The love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.” 1 Tim. 6:10. In James chapter 5 the author begins with a stern warning to the rich. Now I want to make it clear the Bible is not against riches, in fact there were many wealthy men

of God in the scriptures. What the author does criticise though is the treatment of the labourers by the rich. Specifically withholding wages to enrich themselves. I tend to be a very practical thinking person and I look at it like this. If a gallon of milk costs $5.99 and the minimum wage is $6.25 it will take that person one hour's work to be able to purchase a gallon of milk. While fulfilling the law there seems to be a bit of injustice here. James encourages us to remember that there is a God who is watching and taking note of how we treat those who are working for us. The question is, “Are we being fair, or are we motivated by the desire for riches?” Now if you are a worker reading this and are somehow dancing in glee, consider this. The author also encourages the worker not to grumble but to be patient even if they are being treated

unfairly.

“Nonsense!” You may say, however, the same reason the employer is to be just is the same reason we are to be humble and patient. God is watching and taking note of our attitude towards our employers. James 5: 9 says, “Do not grumble against one another, brothers, so that you may not be judged; behold, the judge is standing at the door.”

I want to end by saying this; if you claim Christianity then your words and actions should mean something, although difficult, we should try to live in a way pleasing to God and in so doing place others before ourselves. This is by no means easy but with the help of the Holy Spirit and if we truly desire this, we can become a Christian nation—we can truly be beautiful

by God’s nature.

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Life lessons by decades We love the idea (and to some degree), we accept that people do build stronger characters with age. Each decade brings new adventures, discoveries, challenges and perspectives that you never thought you’d tolerate.

You look back at your pictures and realise how young and frivolous you once were and how now, you’ve slowly turned into your parents, in every little way.

Last week, while chatting with a 60-plus-year-old friend about what matters to her at her age, I am pushed to look at how people change with time. Plan in decades.

Think in years. Work in months.

Live in days. True. But what can we aim to look for as we rack up more candles on our birthday cakes? Below, I’ve summarised the ultimate checklist for every decade.

BEFORE YOUR TEEN: Create a strong sense of values These foundational years are pivotal. Give your children a solid system of values, which they may use as an ultimate toolkit to navigate the good and bad times ahead. Easier said than done?

Try to instill in them the value of family, honesty, emotions, faith, work ethic, respect, patience, punctuality, diction, spelling,

BY DAVIDSON LOUIS

Rachel Wolchin once said: “If we were meant to stay in one place, we’d have had roots instead of feet.” On this quest to self-discovery, TC Islander Davidson Louis vowed to travel, write, paint, laugh and forgive. Subsequently, he hopes to find himself and or, leave behind a few pieces of himself. Contact him at hello. octopen@tcinews.tc

smiling and the healing power of saying “I love you”.

IN YOUR TEEN: Get on with it At this point, you ought to put your education at the forefront.

Read as much as possible. Do a little bit more homework than needed. Always do your best, but never become a sore loser. Practice a sport and selfdiscipline. Learn to share what you have, as little or as much as it may be. Push yourself but avoid comparing. These very things will be the bedrock for your future.

IN YOUR TWENTIES: Experiment, experiment, experiment At this point, you should nurture your interests. Try new things. Do as many odd jobs and internships

as you can. It doesn’t really matter what you do – stay committed to getting as much exposure as possible. Travel. Cultivate reputation. Save money! If you can, even if it’s only a little bit at a time. It will prevent so much stress later on. Don’t be afraid to try multiple times.

IN YOUR THIRTIES: Figure out who you are Focus on understanding your personal traits and weaknesses.

Find work which resonates with you. Only work for someone or something that keeps you challenged and gets your heart racing. Volunteer if you can, if not, find a hobby. Try to stop comparing yourself to what your friends are doing or the titles they have accumulated. Note to self.

God knows I do too often! Focus

on yourself and what brings you happiness.

IN YOUR FORTIES: Find your balance Whatever it is that you end up doing, find a balance. Chase your career but do not spend all of your time in the office. Equally, do not spend all of your time nurturing a relationship. Go out by yourself more. Do not let anyone walk all over you. Learn to say no, and a firm no without having to share your reason. Keep some good friends around. Laugh more even if you pee when you do.

IN YOUR FIFTIES: You are at your prime If you have children, love them with every inch of you. If you have a cat_ do the same. Drink more expensive wines. What the heck_ upgrade do that business class just because you can. Do not be afraid of your birthdays because many didn’t get to see theirs.

Build and leave your legacy. Pass it along to your protege. And whether it’s your own kid or not, it’s time to be the Cool Old Dude and not the Cranky Old Karen.

IN YOUR SIXTIES: Forget and forgive Be humble enough to learn from those younger than you – and provide them with mentorship and guidance. Dabble in projects by consulting for work you know can bring a lot of value.

Wear sunscreen, keep a gym membership. Stay in nice hotels and tip generously.

IN YOUR SEVENTIES AND ONWARDS Forget and forgive You did many great things. Now you’ve reached the age where your energy and circumstances no longer allow you to aggressively pursue your purpose.

It's time to enjoy yourself without reservation. Travel the world, potter around in your garden on cool days and drink Veuve Clicquot on hot days. Spend time with friends you never really had enough time for in the past. Tick those remaining ‘to-do’ things off your bucket list. Do not go to anyone’s funeral, instead have bottomless brunches in honour of those who left you.

Do you have any regrets? Do share on louisedens@gmail. com.

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UK’s Blue Belt Programme funds marine research vessel for TCI

BY DELANA ISLES The TCI is the first British Overseas Territory (BOT) in the Caribbean to join the UK’s Blue Belt Programme, through which a new marine research vessel will be funded.

The programme - aimed at protecting the marine environment

- has been running since 2016. To date, it has enhanced protection across four million square kilometres of marine environments in BOTs in the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian and Southern Oceans.

The programme is managed by the Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office (FCDO), which is represented by HE

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Governor Nigel Dakin.

Joining the Governor at a press conference last Thursday to officially announce that TCI has signed on to the programme were the Minister of Environment, Hon Josephine Connolly; Director of the Department of Environment and Coastal Resources (DECR), Lormeka Williams and other members of the DECR and the environment ministry.

“Our beaches may be the best in the world, but our marine environment is the jewel in the TCI crown. Its beauty is what makes visitors gasp as they arrive by air and, beyond the different shades of blues - some of which I’ve seen nowhere else - we are the stewards, on behalf of the global community, of the third-largest barrier reef in the world,” the Governor said in his remarks.

He revealed that at the TCI’s request the first step through the Blue Belt Programme is for the UK to fund a research vessel for the DECR, for which one million dollars has just been provided.

Along with this funding, the department will be procuring ancillary research equipment, “so we can better understand the environment we need to protect and then, after taking action, monitor it”.

This, he said is just the start, and year-on-year, be it through satellite surveillance of TCI’s

Gray matter IS IT TRUE THAT FIVE-OR TEN MINUTES COST TCI TAXPAYERS US$45,000?

Recently, the atmosphere was loaded with news that is subject to profound reflections. Everyone has a right to express their opinions according to their worldviews and ability without prejudice and discrimination. However, one common factor can be that critical thinkers are called to reflect on many issues of national interest that need to be addressed.

In unfolding the bombshell, Mr Justice Simons was quoted as saying, “The situation could have been clarified if any of the officers involved in their detention had the presence of mind to allow one of them, or to accompany one of them to their home, five or ten minutes

away, to collect their documents".

health professionals.

WHAT MAY HAVE CAUSED THE ABSENCE OF MIND OF THE OFFICERS? In the verdict, one may question the competence and professionalism of our officers. However, a hypothetical absence of mind can be a matter of concern knowing that workplace culture is always morally infectious. In my last episode of Gray Matter, I elaborated on “The fierce urgency of now” to consider the promotion of mental health support for people whether in the private or public sector.

Once again, I wish to reiterate that it is not the psychopaths or bipolar commonly called “crazy people” that need psychological support, but we all need it including mental

DOES THE POTENTIAL ABSENCE OF MIND LINK TO OTHER FACTORS? It may be too soon, and the lack of real-time data prevents me from producing an accurate assessment.

However, the meaning and potential remedy for absentmindedness can lead us to form hypotheses. First of all, the root of absentmindedness is a failure between memory and attention, and some of the ways to stop it can be, a) Delegation of responsibilities, b) Doing one thing at a time c) Having an accountability buddy Other hypothetical factors can be absenteeism (employees frequently absent due to illness

waters, to underwater cameras monitoring reefs and fishing grounds, the territory will be a far better place to protect its natural environment and the natural heritage the children of TCI will inherit.

In her remarks, Williams said the programme offers protection by way of understanding and protecting OT’s biodiversity, strengthening governance, managing human impact, supporting sustainable fisheries management and supporting compliance and enforcement.

“From the vast penguin colonies of South Georgia and the Sandwich Islands to the marine turtles of the essential islands, the UK Overseas Territories is home to a globally significant diverse environment.

“This flagship programme is central to the UK Government’s ambition of leading action to tackle serious global problems of overfishing into extinction and climate change.

“The Turks and Caicos Islands is very proud to be the first Caribbean Overseas Territory to have joined the Blue Belt Programme.”

Minister Connolly, in her remarks, gave a breakdown of how the programme will impact the territory.

“Our country’s flourishing tourism product, coastal protection and fisheries resources are all

hinged on the robustness of our marine habitat.”

The minister stated that upon coming into office in 2021, she became aware of the opportunity to partner with the UK in the protection of the territory’s marine environment and initiated talks with the UK for the TCI’s inclusion.

‘Following positive dialogue, I can now look forward to great benefits and successes that we will achieve through the initiatives being implemented in collaboration with the UK Government’s Blue Belt Programme.”

The minister said the new vessel, a Catamaran, will be used in demarcating boundaries and swim zones.

The vessel will also be used for conducting industryleading research in TCI waters to help improve knowledge and management of the territory’s precious resource.

Minister Connolly also announced that on June 8, she will be accompanied by her deputy permanent secretary Ronlee James, and the DECR Director Lormeka Williams to mark the United Nation’s World Ocean’s Day in London.

The minister will be part of a panel discussion focusing on future ambition with the Blue Belt Programme and the TCI’s wider marine conservation works.

BY REV. ALCES DOR Psychologist

or other unjustified causes) and presenteeism (at work, but ill, disengaged, and distracted).

IMPROVEMENT FACTORS There are factors that improve productivity and engagement in every organisation, not limited to those of governments. The key element is the improvement of the mental health of employees.

In so doing, they become mentally resilient to stress. As a result, they are able to maintain sound patterns of thinking, decision-making, workflow and relationships with coworkers and others, and adherence to disciplines.

IN CONCLUSION The promotion of psychological

support comes with huge benefits for organisations. One of the key benefits is the reduction of costs and risks, such as absenteeism and presenteeism as well as disability claims and loss. It also contributes to avoiding legal exposure such as this one. It can be achieved through awareness and discipline so the taxpayer money can go in the right direction such as building schools, hiring more teachers, and mental health professionals, and why not more police officers, and never not to be embarrassed with legal claims that could certainly be avoided.

For comments, please do not hesitate to contact the author at 1-649-242-4551/ alcesdor@yahoo.com

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Vice President of Operations at the Caribbean Development Bank Isaac Solomon

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Panelists discussed how the region can streamline logistics to bring products to the market

Regional food security discussed at CDB 52nd Annual Meeting As the Caribbean region continues to face increasing challenges with food insecurity, especially small island nations, the Caribbean Development Bank kicked off its 52nd Annual meeting with a discussion on the region’s ability to combat this threat.

On Wednesday, June 1, the 52nd Annual Meeting for the CDB commenced with a virtual highlevel panel discussion on Regional Food Security.

During the session which was live-streamed on the Turks and Caicos Office of the Premier’s Facebook page, experts shared insights on a number of areas relating to Inter-island trade, logistics, and connectivity as part of the discussion on food security and its impact on people and businesses throughout the region.

The session saw discussions with experts from CARICOM Regional Organisation for Standards and Quality (CROSQ), International Trade Centre (ITC), EHS Freightliner Ltd., Viking Traders Ltd. and the Turks and Caicos Islands Government and was moderated by Athenee Harvey- Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance Turks and Caicos.

With only seven and a half years to go to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), impactful change is imperative, and conversations about how to deliver that change are essential.

This dovetails with the ethos of the CDB’s focus on collaborative -multi stakeholder impact, providing a unique environment in which to reconnect, share insights, gain fresh perspectives, and build problem-solving initiatives.

Vice President of Operations at the CDB Isaac Solomon, during his presentation on the

CDB’s regional food security logo bank’s role in increasing trade in agriculture to promote food security, stressed that creating an appropriate ecosystem to achieve the SDGs mandates a high degree of innovation and responsiveness.

This, he explained, will establish the capabilities necessary to address “our social, financial, environmental, institutional, and economic challenges”.

He said: “One of those challenges is food security, which has recently taken centre stage in regional and international discourse and is also embedded in CARICOM and CDB’s agenda.

“For the region, food security has been an ongoing concern, as all populations are constantly faced with rising food import levels, which are now trending towards US $6bn annually.

He said that this is further compounded by supply and logistic chain challenges, Covid-19, and the impact of the war in Ukraine.

He underscored that the CDB is championing innovative solutions to respond to these unique circumstances.

These include innovation and creativity to foster resilience, drive economic diversity, and

increased competitive advantage for economies.

Solomon added that the bank is investing in the sustainable development of the trade and agricultural sectors to generate food security, lower the food import bill, while also promoting diversification and innovation in national economies.”

“CDB guided by our agricultural strategy and policy and strategic plan has channelled increasing resources to agriculture seeking to improve both environment and infrastructure and encourage grid efficiency along agricultural value chains.

“In this regard, we have provided support for the Caribbean agriculture, health and food safety agency to develop guidelines and capacity building to facilitate intra -regional trade in agriculture.

To enhance the regional quality infrastructure in 11 countries US$15m was approved for Haiti to focus on increasing agricultural productivity and improving food and nutrition security, while the CDB also allocated approximately US$54m to Jamaica from the United Kingdom Caribbean Infrastructure Partnership Fund to introduce new climate-smart agriculture technologies and strengthen foods, food safety, infrastructure and systems.

REDUCING IMPORT DEPENDENCY Presenter Pierre Bonthoneau, Trade Facilitation Advisor of the International Trade Center noted that two-thirds of the world’s population depends on imports to meet their needs to achieve a healthy diet, this he said underpins the importance of CDB’s discussion on the region’s food security.

He added: “Not only for the businesses that are involved in

logistics and in trade, but for all the population that depends on these imports to achieve food security and international trade as an impact on the final cost of agricultural products when they reach consumers.

“In the past few years because of the COVID crisis, because of the current geopolitical turmoil in the East commodity prices have surged.”

He stressed that there is a responsibility for all the actors of the supply chain governments and the private sector to do everything they can to reduce the cost of trade in order to continue to provide quantitative and cost-effective products to the population that needs it most.

Panellists Erica Luke, Managing Director of Eric Hassel Shipping Ltd; Stephen Farquharson -Technical Operator for CARICOM’s Accreditation & Conformity Assessment and Nicholas Zephirin discussed how the region can streamline logistics to bring products to the global market.

The dialogue, which was solution-oriented, examined the current environment and requirements needed for the Caribbean to achieve food security.

It focused on increasing the trade of agri-food products, improving regional transportation networks and streamlining border systems and processes.

Panellists shared various perspectives to posit concrete recommendations and identify quick wins and longer-term opportunities for collaboration amongst the private and public sector partners.

Following the virtual sessions, a three-day meeting will take place in the Turks and Caicos Islands from June 14-16.

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THE HEART OF THE MATTER

Blowing in the wind, on the side of a hill:

An island pays tribute to one of its ‘Super Men’ – Salt Cay style

This is not an obituary. For that, among others, I would have had to have known Mike Hawkins much longer, much better, and yes, we would have had to have been friends. We were not. Now, before you, dear readers, jump to the conclusion that this is a cold, heartless opening to a tribute to one of Salt Cay’s truly iconic ‘winter’ residents, a ‘Super Man’ in the words of Pastor Netty Talbot, allow me to explain that I respect genuine, loving friendship far too much to simply just throw the word around. And while these days there are those who delight in boasting of their numerous Facebook ‘friends’, honestly considered, how many of these are genuinely devoted, ‘come hell or high water’ friends? With that said, I liked Mike, his humour, his practical jokes, his advice sought and unsought; his ingenious ability to fix almost anything, his energy and not least, our shared enthusiasm for walking all over Salt Cay. Whenever we met, during our walks, we would share jokes and anecdotes and I would like to think that, with time, maybe we would have become friends - if only he hadn’t left this world so early and so unexpectedly.

“Call me urgently,” read a text message from a family member on Salt Cay on the morning of Tuesday, 17th May. Having spent a night on Grand Turk, I was heading home to Salt Cay later that day, when I received the sad news, “Mike died, this morning, here in the clinic.” Some pieces of news are simply unbelievable, and this was one of them. For, although no longer a young man, Mike, at 72 years old, was the least likely of the Salt Cay residents expected to depart this world at any time soon. Here was a man who walked five miles,

Mike Hawkins shares a light moment with brothers Oscar and Lionel Talbot. (Photo: Cindi Nathans)

‘Super-Man’, Mike Hawkins, on his beloved 1960s, Honda Trail motorcycle. (Photo: Ann Hawkins)

BY TITUS DE BOER Titus de Boer was born in Hamburg and spent his formative years in the West Indies.

After a formal education in Germany and subsequent training as a journalist, he moved to the TCI in 1989. These days he works as a residency consultant for Titan Services. (www.titanservices.biz). Readers wishing to contact Titus with ideas and/or suggestions for columns, can to so on tdbtci@aol.com.

almost every day, and who, when he wasn’t walking, was always fixing something, fishing, driving around on his beloved, vintage, 1960s Honda Trail 100cc motorcycle, or spending ‘quality time’, foraging at Salt Cay’s dump. As one of his closest friends on Salt Cay remarked, at his funeral, “Mike loved the dump!”

At this point it would be remiss of me not to list at least some of the contributions Mike made, over the years to the Salt Cay community; from restoring and subsequently running the MV Beachcomber between Salt Cay and Grand Turk in the late 1990s to early 2000s;

to creating and erecting a replica salina windmill which continues to be a much-admired attraction and, more recently, constructing and installing safe steps for easy access to Salt Cay’s community ‘swimming pool’, at Dunscombe Point. The list goes on - and it is lengthy. However, quite aside from these memorable projects, what struck me the most as I listened to the many, heartfelt tributes expressed by Salt Cay people and residents at this very unique island funeral, were the references to Mike’s willingness to help anyone at a moment’s notice and his genuine love of Salt Cay, its people and his many close friends. “Some

mornings,” his wife Ann told me, “the walk could take as long as three hours because Mike would stop at Deane’s Dock and visit with everyone to catch up on the news of the island, before walking the last homeward steps along Victoria Street”.

I recall, when I first met Mike Hawkins, of being reminded of a character from an Ernest Hemingway novel; the beard, the ‘can do’ attitude. There is a passage in the novel ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’ by Hemingway, which, were it not set in 1930s Spain, would sum up, succinctly, a life welllived, on Salt Cay. “Dying was nothing and he had no picture of it

nor fear of it in his mind. But living was a field of grain blowing in the wind on the side of a hill. Living was a hawk in the sky. Living was an earthen jar of water in the dust of the threshing with the grain flailed out and the chaff blowing.

Living was a horse between your legs and a carbine under one leg and a hill and a valley and a stream with trees along it and the far side of the valley and the hills beyond.” Replace the word ‘hawk’ with ‘osprey’ the word ‘stream’ with ‘ocean’, transform the ‘field of grain’ into a ‘salina’, let the ‘jar of water’ become a ‘glass of wine’ and the ‘carbine’ a ‘fishing rod’ and there you have Salt Cay. My personal tribute to Mike will be, appropriately, walking, and as I continue to walk all over Salt Cay, inevitably I will remember Mike, the famous backpack, and the “Morning Sonny!” greeting.

So, Mike, this column is dedicated to your memory! And now get on with it and fix those Pearly Gates we’re counting on you!

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FortisTCI is looking for apprentices to jumpstart their careers

BY DELANA ISLES One the job training, professional growth and an opportunity to be part of a dynamic and highly successful team.

This is what FortisTCI is willing to offer four candidates in possession of an associate degree, a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent, for the next two years.

The initiative is an apprenticeship programme which the company is looking to start on August 2.

The announcement was made during a press conference at the utility company’s headquarters in Providenciales on Thursday, May 26.

President and CEO Ruth Forbes, who spoke to the intention, said “This programme has been in the making since 2021, when I introduced the idea at our first youth roundtable in August. The apprenticeship programme is fully developed and ready for takeoff”.

The programme is a 12-to24-month job placement, and according to the CEO, it provides “a career pathway for ambitious, talented and hardworking young people who are interested in the utility sector”.

FortisTCI launched its newest professional development initiative last week.

She said with the apprenticeship programme, successful applicants will spend time learning about the business and getting exposed to various departments within the company.

The CEO also addressed the

Residents and police work together to catch armed robber A show of support, and no doubt a result of the police force’s community policing efforts, recently led to the swift apprehension of a dangerous criminal and another illegal gun off the streets.

On Monday, May 30, at about 2 am the police control room was alerted to a robbery along Airport Road in Providenciales, during which shots were fired.

Police promptly responded to the scene, where they discovered that no one was injured.

However, shortly after Police received information and a description of the culprit, a team of officers proceeded to a location near where the robbery was committed, where they apprehended a man and recovered a firearm.

The matter remains under investigation.

Commenting on the swiftness with which his officers responded, Acting Commissioner of Police, Rodney Adams said the activities of Monday morning are indeed “an excellent example to the public and the police working together to

make our communities safer”.

He said: “In light of this partnership effort, a dangerous criminal and another illegal firearm were taken off the streets.

“The force executive team would also like to recognise our officers that displayed professionalism and teamwork. I also wish to say a special thanks to those members of the public who assisted us.”

issue of compensation, saying: “Each apprentice will also receive competitive compensation and benefits similar to our other employees. Needless to say, we are looking for a few good women and men to be apprentices within our three divisions.”

Those divisions are operations, corporate services and innovation, technology and strategic planning.

Candidates will rotate within a specific division for the first 6-12 months for broad exposure with a dedicated placement for the next 12 months according to proficiency.

Forbes emphasised that the aim is also to expand and enhance the utility’s career development initiatives.

“It will help us harness new talent as we continue to develop a trained, ready, and experienced workforce to lead the transition to sustainable energy. I am confident

that this programme will be another gateway to recruiting some of TCI's brightest and best."

Also present at the briefing were TeAnn Thomas who is the manager of the innovation and resource planning department and Roshawn Cox, a member of the business technological solutions department.

Both persons started as interns with the utility company. In their statements, Thomas and Cox encouraged persons to apply, recounting their own experiences as part of the Fortis team from teenage summer camp days to their current professional growth.

Cox urged: “To the students I want to say, that you must always remain a student as learning never stops. Be diligent… and be dedicated in everything that you do.”

Cox began his association with the utility company by participating in its annual science and technology

fair as a student at the Maranatha Academy. He persistently enrolled in the FortisTCI student internship programme every summer between 2016 and 2021 and is now a thriving employee with a bachelor’s degree in computer science.

Thomas is a past FortisTCI scholarship recipient and has been promoted several times since joining the company in 2014.

She plays an influential role in the company's renewable energy programmes.

Meanwhile, for those who are interested in joining the FortisTCI team they are required to complete an application form, provide a 500–800-word essay on how a learning opportunity at FortisTCI can be beneficial, and participate in an interview process.

Application forms are available on www.fortistci.com/careers, and potential candidates have until June 17 to submit.

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Newly minted Police Constables are ready to fight crime and bring order

Thirteen strong: RTCIPF welcomes another batch of police constables Thirteen young men and women who eagerly responded to join the territory’s growing crime-fighting team have since graduated.

The newly minted police constables had their passing out parade last Friday, May 27, in Freeport, Bahamas where they had undergone five months of rigorous training.

The group, which performed exceptionally well, took part in intense training in all areas of policing: law, work practices, practical exercises, physical training, driving, deportment and drill. Training was conducted at the Bahamas Police Training College, Northern Campus in Freeport.

In attendance at the ceremony was Trevor Botting, Commissioner of the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force, who delivered remarks at the official event, followed by a private meeting with his officers.

The commissioner also provided a review of what the training entailed - which included a daily 4:30am start with physical exercise before a full day of academic and practical studies.

He said he was proud of how the officers applied themselves.

“I was very proud to see the development of this group of very capable, smart and committed officers who gave a terrific account of themselves during the graduation event but also performed consistently to a high standard during the training.”

The new officers were accompanied by Sergeant Kevin Clarke, whom the Commissioner commended for his continued good work with new recruits. “[He] has done a great job supporting our new officers,

Commissioner of Police, Trevor Botting welcomes the newest members of his team as the Force continues its crime-fighting initiatives delivering training and himself achieving academic success as a trainer.

“Sergeant Clarke deserves great credit for the job he has played in the support and development of our new officers.

“I look forward to welcoming back our officers to the Turks and Caicos Islands as they start their careers in service to our communities. I hope the community joins me in congratulating the new officers on their success and wishing them well in their policing careers," the Commissioner said.

The officers are: Constable 396 Jumaine Jackson, Constable 397

Gassen Michel; Constable 398 Dacliche Clervil; Constable 399 Domereo Outten; Constable 400 Sashana Carter; Constable 402 Dujuana Fulford; Constable 403 Maresa Colahar; Constable 404 Demetri Swann; Constable 405 Janell Astwood; Constable 406 Louise Joseph-Belzi; Constable 407 Tamoy Bascoe; Constable 408 Antonella Francis; and Constable 409 Tlincha Garconville.

The officers all performed to a high standard throughout the training with several receiving formal recognition, namely: Constable Decliche Clervil who received the highest award the

‘Baton of Honour’.

Constable Clervil was also recognised for high standards of drill and deportment.

Constable Bascoe received the Director’s Award, Constable Belzi received an award for Leadership, Constable Swann was recognised for his excellence in firearms training and Constable Colahar was recognised for her high standard of defensive driving.

The graduation included drill and fitness displays with members of the RTCIPF team participating in both.

Commenting on the deportment of the trainees, Sergeant Clarke

said: “It was an esteemed pleasure to be tasked as Squad Instructor for these 13 men and women who over the last five months have been pushed mentally and physically and challenged to the brink of their limits and beyond.

“I applaud each of them for their courage and outstanding performance while going through the most rigorous, intense and final process of becoming police officers.

I encourage them to demonstrate fairness in the execution of their duties and by doing so through professionalism, work towards building safer communities in the Turks and Caicos Islands."

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MSMEs to gain more from Foreign Direct Investment – New investment policy underway

A new investment policy that will ensure Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is channelled into the development and support of TCI’s Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) is in the pipeline.

The policy will seek to transform the development incentive for the FDI in an effort to maximise and support the development of Domestic Direct Investment, according to Premier Hon Charles Washington Misick.

During his address, at the Third Annual Invest TCI Economic Conference, Misick said the Government along with Invest TCI is in the process of fine-tuning the policy which will be unveiled soon.

“We have been looking at it over and over because we want to make sure that the policy is properly informed by the people who will have to use it, people who will have to benefit from the new investment

policy, to ensure it is consistent with the overall development tool that the country has set out in the TCI vision 2040 document, as well as the recommendations in the 2017 skills audit report.”

He revealed that the policy will also encompass the United Nations Convention on Trade and Development Investment Policy Framework for Sustainable Development.

This, he pointed out, would suit the peculiar needs of the TCI to prioritise inclusive growth and sustainable development by seeking to link the policy to the territory’s overall development strategy.

He said: “There are too many times we have policies that have no linkages or developing strategy.”

CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY Hon Misick underscored that in

order for the territory to succeed in this avenue it will require environmental, social, and good corporate responsibility from all businesses.

“There is whitewashing and greenwashing that goes on operating as corporate social responsibility.”

He also lambasted businesses in the private sector for reneging on their corporate duties and called on them to keep their promises.

“We want to see real responsibility from the private sector, it is not something we want to legislate, we could legislate it but we would prefer not to go that route.

“The spin-off for FDI ought to increase the pool of funding for domestic investment.

“If it is not doing that, then something is wrong.

“We can't have a situation like that and I'm appealing to the

big fishes in the pond, you can't vertically integrate so that you own everything.

“You have a responsibility to cross-fertilise all the businesses and create those linkages. “You can't come here as a developer of a hotel and end up doing small construction jobs, that is not right.

“And you can't expect the government to sit around and allow that to happen, so we will have thresholds in Foreign Direct Investment.

“We will not allow someone to come in with $35 and open an ice cream shop.

“That is not in the interest of the Turks and Caicos people and I want to be frank about that.

“This issue of corporate governance, responsibility has to be real, it has to be genuine, it can't just be a way to hoodwink people”, he added.

He stressed that the new investment policy will make provision for select incentives to go directly to MSMEs and startups reserved and restricted largely to TCI Island investors.

“I believe there is a space within partnership, collaborations and optimising cross-organisational activities.

“So, based on other moving parts in the economy and government, we hope to roll out the new policy by the end of the summer and that all of us will engage with Invest TCI suggest inputs into what we can do with the investment policy arising from that.”

The Premier added that his government will make increasing levels of funding available to support the MSME sector and improve other forms of domestic investment including facilitating domestic capital formation.

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PM Davis pledges solar power field by next year PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis said this week that the government has made a commitment to have a 60 megawatt solar power field by next year.

Mr Davis said at a press conference that by 2023 the government would be using a mix of fossil fuel and solar power, which he submits will reduce the country’s carbon footprint.

“There are plans to move away from fossil fuels, but unfortunately the experts predicted that it’s going to be very difficult for us to wean completely off of fossil fuels, but many steps in reducing our reliance on it will help,” he said.

Reducing reliance on fossil fuels was in the Progressive Liberal Party’s Blueprint for Change as well as a pledge to move the country towards 30 per cent renewable energy by 2030.

The Prime Minister said he is taking this pledge very seriously as he announced that by the first part of next year there will be “at least a solar field that will provide at least 60 megs of electric power. So we’ll have a mix of fossil fuel and solar power, which will again prove to reducing our carbon footprint in New Providence”.

The Bahamian Prime Minister said the Government is investing in a 60 megawatt solar power field.

Teams have also been sent to the MICAL constituency, to make assessments on a pilot programme on retrofitting government buildings with solar panels with the aim of using this pilot as a guide to move all of the government

buildings in the Family Islands to solar power within the next “two to three years”.

There are “no active” oil licences under review or consideration by the government either and the Prime Minister,

admitting his involvement as a lawyer for several oil companies in the past, noted: “I have now identified what I will do in respect to the prospect of oil being in our jurisdiction.

“You would have heard me speak when the cry about drilling was in the air and there was much controversy over the fact of drilling. My response was always; don’t be concerned about drilling, be concerned about exploitation.

Because drilling is only to discover whether or not you have oil.

“The fact that you have oil doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to extract the oil and with this new advent of being able to sell your carbon credits and under Article Six of the Paris Agreement we can have what they call additionality.”

He explained that additionality is not about exploiting natural resources that increase carbon emissions and/or preserving habitats that absorb carbon.

Additionality is a defining concept of carbon-offset projects.

To qualify as a genuine carbon offset, the reductions achieved by a project need to be additional to what would have happened if the

project had not been carried out.

If carbon credits are awarded to activities that would have happened anyway, emissions are allowed to rise without a corresponding cut elsewhere, therefore making the process meaningless.

So essentially the government is looking to receive carbon credits for oil it chose not to extract.

Mr Davis added: “So what I am now embarking upon is, from the information gathered from all of the seismic and data collection about the possibility or probability of oil deposits in our waters in our jurisdiction. Once I have all of that verified and instead of exploiting that, we could then put it on the market for sale on the premise that we will not exploit as long as we collect our carbon credits. So it’s saleable commodity now.”

Determining the full nature of the country’s oil deposits is the only way to ensure that carbon credits can be collected.

Sean Grazette, director of marketing for EZ Car Sales, also at the press conference, praised the government’s reduction of duty on electric cars to 10 per cent for all vehicles under $70,000 and 25 percent over $70,000. (Tribune242)

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Gangs, inflation and political crisis bring Haiti economy to brink With gas sales already subsidised by the government at a loss, the Haitian economy -- fragile from incessant crime and political instability -- appears close to collapse as the war in Ukraine sends fuel prices soaring.

The global surge in fuel costs comes at the worst possible time for Haitian authorities: Last December, they had for the first time in five years made the highly sensitive move to hike the price at the pump -- just two months before Russia invaded its neighbour.

Still well below the global average, Haitians now pay 49 US cents for a litre of gasoline and 84 cents for diesel.

UNSUSTAINABLE FUEL SUBSIDIES The state pays the difference to the oil companies, and that gap between what the government pays for fuel and what ordinary Haitians pay at the pump has become unbearably steep since the invasion of Ukraine sent world oil prices skyrocketing.

“This year, these fuel subsidies

Demonstrators protest against surging violence in Port-au-Prince earlier this month. have increased by more than 200 percent: that is around 18 billion gourdes,” or more than $164 million euros, said economist Kesner Pharel.

In cash-strapped Haiti, that is a staggering amount, equalling more than twice the budget of the health ministry.

And it does nothing to reduce the misery of the 60 percent of Haitians living below the poverty

line.

“This does not help socially because it is a generalized subsidy: we do not target the most disadvantaged people”, said Pharel.

“In December, a mechanism was floated to support only the public transport sector, but, so far, it has not been done because of the state’s lack of efficiency,” he said.

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country imports five times more food than it exports, the increase in maritime transport costs is aggravating inflation, which had already crossed the 25 percent mark at the start of the year.

“We are going to suffer from imported inflation because our main trading partners, the United States and the Dominican Republic, now also have high inflation: at home, we could reach 30 percent this year,” warned Pharel.

The specter of the 2008 food riots hangs over Haiti while wheat prices are also soaring due to Russia’s war in Ukraine, the two leading grain-producing countries.

FLOUR PRICE UP BY A THIRD “This is beginning to affect the entire production of wheat-based goods in Haiti, like flour or pasta, which have already seen a more than 30 per cent increase since the war” began in Ukraine, said economist Etzer Emile.

Haitian households spend 60 percent of their income on food,

according to the national statistics institute, and food insecurity already affected 4.5 million people here even before the outbreak of the war in Europe.

“This morning for breakfast, the children asked for bread but we couldn’t buy it: we replaced it with cassava pancakes, even if they don’t like it much,” said Michele, who lives in Port-au- Prince with her mother, sister and three nephews.

“You can’t buy as much rice as before. Besides, we don’t have any and are thinking whether to buy more or not”, the young woman said.

And these economic challenges come as the Haitian authorities are in deep paralysis, with no institution having the legitimacy to initiate reforms.

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Turkey wants to be called Türkiye in rebranding move

President Cyril Ramaphosa says there is no basis for the claims that he had acted illegally.

Fraser accuses South Africa president of kidnapping and bribery SOUTH Africa’s former spy chief has accused President Cyril Ramaphosa of kidnapping and bribery in a case he has registered with the police.

Arthur Fraser said the case related to the alleged attempted theft of $4m (£3.2m) in 2020 at one of the president’s properties and the alleged efforts to conceal what happened.

Mr Ramaphosa said “there is no basis for the claims of criminal conduct”.

Mr Fraser is seen by some as an ally of former President Jacob Zuma.

Some believe the allegations could be linked to wrangles within the ruling African National Congress (ANC) ahead of a leadership race in December.

The police have confirmed that a case has been registered with them and that “due processes will follow”, which includes an initial investigation.

Mr Fraser, who ran the country’s State Security Agency (SSA) between 2016 and 2018, has said he has handed photographs, bank account details and video footage over to the police.

In a statement, he alleged that criminals broke into a farm in Limpopo province in February 2020 to steal more than $4m.

They were then detained and interrogated on the property and paid to keep quiet about what had happened, the statement alleges.

In response, Mr Ramaphosa’s office confirmed that there was a robbery at his farm in Limpopo “in which proceeds from the sale of game were stolen”.

The president, who was out of the country at the time, reported the incident to the police’s presidential protection unit, the statement from his office said.

He “stands ready to cooperate with any law enforcement investigation of these matters”, it added.

After running the SSA, Mr Fraser went on to head the country’s prison service. Last September, he was responsible for ordering Zuma’s release on medical parole nearly two months into his 15-month prison sentence for contempt of court - a decision which was criticised by many South Africans.

He has also been accused of enabling graft while he was running the SSA by witnesses at an inquiry into corruption in the country during the Zuma presidency known as the Zondo commission. Mr Fraser has accused the witnesses of lying about him.

Mr Ramaphosa became president in February 2018 after Zuma resigned in the face of numerous corruption allegations, which he denied. The ANC remains divided between supporters of the two men. It is due to choose later this year who will be its presidential candidate for the 2024 elections.

The president has made combatting corruption a priority of his government. But his commitment to this has been questioned as the misuse of state funds, especially over money earmarked for fighting Covid-19, has continued during his presidency.

Before he became deputy president in 2014, Mr Ramaphosa was a prominent businessman with stakes in mining, telecoms, media, beverage and fast food companies.

In 2014, he declared to parliament that he owned $5m in shares as well as 30 townhouses.

But it is widely believed that his wealth is greater than that. (BBC)

TURKEY will be known as Türkiye at the United Nations from now on, after it agreed to a formal request from Ankara.

Several international bodies will be asked to make the name change as part of a rebranding campaign launched by the Turkish president late last year.

“Türkiye is the best representation and expression of the Turkish people’s culture, civilization, and values,” Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in December.

The UN said it made the change as soon as it received the request this week.

Most Turks already know their country as Türkiye. However the anglicised Turkey is widely used, even within the country.

State broadcaster TRT was quick to make the change as soon as it was announced last year, explaining that among the reasons for the image rebrand was the association with the bird traditionally associated with Christmas, New Year or Thanksgiving.

It also pointed out the Cambridge English Dictionary’s definition of one of the meanings of the word as “something that fails badly” or “a stupid or silly person”.

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu at the official signing.

As part of the re-branding, “Made in Türkiye” will feature on all exported products, and in January a tourism campaign was launched with the catch-phrase “Hello Türkiye”.

The move has been met with a mixed reaction online. While government officials support it, others say it is an ineffective distraction as the president gears up for elections next year, amid an economic crisis.

It is not uncommon for countries to change their names.

In 2020, The Netherlands dropped Holland in a rebranding move. And before that, Macedonia changed its name to North Macedonia due to a political dispute with Greece, and Swaziland became Eswatini in 2018.

Further back in history, Iran used to be called Persia, Siam is now Thailand, and Rhodesia was changed to Zimbabwe. (BBC)

Colombian prosecutors gave permission in 2003 for Rodríguez Orejuela (middle) to be extradited to the United States.

Colombian ‘Chess Player’ drug lord dies in US prison

THE former head of Colombia’s once-powerful Cali drugs cartel has died in prison in the United States.

At one point, Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela controlled the vast majority of the world’s cocaine trade and was an arch-nemesis of Pablo Escobar.

The 83-year-old was even nicknamed the Chess Player for his

skill at staying one step ahead of rivals and the law.

But in 1995 his luck ran out he was arrested in Colombia and eventually extradited to the US in 2004.

The former cartel leader was serving a 30-year federal prison sentence in North Carolina where his family says he died of an illness

on Tuesday.

At the height of his powers, Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela ran the Cali drugs cartel with his brother Miguel.

According to the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), the pair’s Cali gang was responsible for 80% of the world’s total cocaine trade by the mid-1990s.

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Progress made in construction of border fence between DR and Haiti PROGRESS is being made in the construction of a border fence between the Dominican Republic and Haiti. This is according to Minister of Defense, Lieutenant General Carlos Luciano Díaz Morfa, who has been supervising the progress of the work.

Following a recent tour of the site, Díaz Morfa, said the programmed activities are proceeding at the planned pace, and the work is advancing.

“The fence will benefit both countries because it will allow more efficiency in the control of the migratory flow, in the fight against cattle theft and other illicit activities, such as

drug trafficking, the illegal sale of arms, and the protection of agricultural producers, strengthening the current protection schemes of the border area,” said Diaz Morfa.

The head of the Ministry of Defense assured that houses will be built to be delivered to those who need to be displaced from their current residences to make way for the fence.

In the supervision of the project and in the exchanges with the owners of the houses and the lands that will be declared of public utility, the minister spoke with the owners of the lands located in some areas where construction is

Officials in the Dominican Republic claim the wall will reduce flows of migrants, drugs, weapons, and contraband. underway.

He also thanked them for their willingness to collaborate with the construction of the fence and

The Caribbean and Latin America are driving the global tourism revival

Hotels, resorts in Caribbean to achieve 80% of pre-pandemic performance: CHTA When the pandemic hit the world, economies in the Caribbean were among the worst impacted due to their dependency on the tourism sector. The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) says the region’s tourism renaissance is well underway, with certain resorts approaching or surpassing record tourist arrival numbers.

Nicola Madden-Greig, president of the CHTA, predicted that, on average, Caribbean hotels and resorts will achieve near to 80% of their pre-pandemic performance this year, with certain places reaching new highs.

Pent-up traveller demand the elimination or considerable reduction of travel restrictions, the return of airlifts, appealing hotel bargains and packages, and

a variety of destination and hotel choices and renovations that are now in place are all cited by tourism officials as crucial factors in the resurgence.

Greig praised the region’s tourism, health, and government leaders for their efforts over the previous two years to position tourism, the region’s major industry, to rebound from the pandemic.

She cited the World Travel and Tourism Council’s revelation at its global summit in Manila last month that the Caribbean and Latin America were driving the global tourism revival.

“Thanks to the efforts of many, today’s traveller has numerous options when organising a Caribbean vacation. We’ve seen

an explosion of new and upgraded hotels, as well as infrastructure improvements, during the last decade.

“Many hotels and attractions took advantage of the pandemic to strengthen their product and service offerings, as well as recognise the changing expectations of the discriminating tourist. We will continue to provide lodging experiences that appeal to a wide range of traveller interests,” Greig added.

“Travelers can enjoy our rich cultural, culinary, and historical treasures in addition to our worldfamous beaches and waterways.

We’ve also worked hard to put in place health safety standards that are both effective and nonintrusive,” she added. (WICNews)

assured them that the government will compensate all legitimate owners.

Earlier this year, construction started on the concrete barrier that will span nearly half of the 244-mile border between the two countries, that share the island of Hispaniola.

Officials in the Dominican Republic claim the wall will reduce flows of migrants, drugs, weapons, and contraband.

“The benefit for both nations will be of great importance,” said President Luis Abinader, in a statement made earlier this year at

a ground-breaking ceremony in the border town of Dajabón.

While the two countries that make up the island of Hispaniola are close geographically, their differences are stark.

The Dominican Republic, with a population of 10.8m, is a booming tourist destination with year-round visitors to its resorts and golf courses.

On the other hand, Haiti, with a population of 11.4 million, is the western hemisphere’s poorest country, riddled with crime and mired in political and economic crisis. (CaribbeanNationalWeekly)

The Bahamas says US must do more to control weapons smuggling THE United States needs do more to control the illegal flow of weapons to The Bahamas, the country’s prime minister said yesterday, amid growing concern about gun violence and homicides in the Caribbean nation.

More than 90% of guns confiscated and used as murder weapons in The Bahamas can be traced back to American manufacturers and gun shops, according to official figures.

“We are saying to the Americans that they need to more,” Prime Minister Philip Davis told reporters on the sidelines of a police conference.

“Whereas we don’t want to get involved in their domestic issue of the right to bear

arms, we are concerned that purchasers of guns are not just buying it to bear but rather to export and to traffic.”

Davis said he has spoken with high-ranking U.S. officials about the issue, and that they were receptive to his concerns. He declined to identify the officials.

The State Department did not immediately reply to a request for comment.

Police say 22 people were murdered in The Bahamas in March in what could be one of the highest monthly figures on record, apparently driven by gang conflicts and drug disputes.

Police have seized 172 firearms so far this year.

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BVI: Belonger status has been dealt with hatefully, immaturely – Premier The territory’s discussions on immigration issues should take a more mature course, Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley has suggested.

The Premier was at the time responding to questions from the media about recommendations from the Commission of Inquiry (COI) report in relation to residency and Belonger status.

Calling it a “hot one“, Dr Wheatley recommended that persons read the section of the COI report on Belongership issues.

And while arguing that the issues of Belongership and residency status in the territory had been dealt with hatefully and immaturely in the past, Dr Wheatley said recommendations from the report suggesting that Belongership should be granted in accordance with the law, were part of the proposal sent by his government to the United

Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley replaced Andrew Fahie.

Kingdom (UK).

“The report speaks to having a review and of course, that review

will inform our policies and any amendments to the law,“ Premier Wheatley stated.

OPEN AND TRANSPARENT DIALOGUE NEEDED Premier Wheatley said immigration issues have been something that persons are very passionate about in the BVI, adding that it has been an issue that leads to quite a bit of discord and disharmony in the community.

“We have to approach this situation, first of all, with a great deal of maturity. I think when we discuss the issues, that as we have in the past, we’ve done so in a very immature way in my view and in some instances in a hateful way,“ the Premier said.

Premier Wheatley said he was calling for an open and transparent dialogue on immigration issues in the community.

“Not one where one group is attacking another group, but let’s look at what’s in the best interest

of the Virgin Islands and the Virgin Islands moving forward for generations to come,” he added.

The Premier noted that the COI report has brought much information to the forefront and said persons have been able to see what has been taking place by reading it.

“We want to continue to build our society to be a place that’s inclusive, but also that’s a place that of course where we preserve our history, our tradition, our culture, where we are able to provide opportunities for all,” he stated.

The Premier said he believes this could be done with persons who have come from all over the world while ensuring that those persons in the BVI don’t feel forgotten, lost, and as if they are disappearing. (BVINews)

Trafficking of illegal firearms severely threatens CARICOM region – Jamaica minister THE illicit trafficking of illegal firearms is a significant challenge for the Caribbean region, noted Dr Horace Chang, chairman of the CARICOM Council for National Security and Law Enforcement (CONSLE) and Jamaica’s National Security Minister.

Addressing last week’s Committee meeting on Hemispheric Security at the Organization of American States, by video-conference, Dr Chang pointed out that “the Caribbean accounts for approximately 23 per cent of all recorded homicides, with an average homicide rate of 15.1 per 100,000 people, which is nearly three times the world average.”

He added that “the proliferation and increased access to illegal firearms accounts for the high level of armed violence and insecurity within our regions.”

Dr Chang pointed out that “the firearm is the weapon of choice for committing homicides and other acts of crime and violence. In this regard, I have to underscore the need for greater collaboration and partnership to combat the scourge of the illicit trafficking of firearms.

“This is directly linked to the steps being taken by IMPACS to strengthen the capacity of member states in the region to successfully detect and prevent these illegal firearms from entering our shores.”

In addition, he said, “the region

must continue to commit to regional mechanisms that support firearm ballistics gathering and information sharing.”

Turning to drug trafficking, Dr Chang pointed out that “the illicit trafficking in drugs through our regions operates in tandem with mechanisms supporting the legal trade.

“The UNODC reports that the number of new psychoactive substances emerging on illicit drug markets has increased six-fold in the past decade and reached a record high of over 1,000 unique substances in 2020.”

“Specifically, annual global seizures of amphetamine-type stimulants increased by 64 per cent in 2019, while opioid use disorder deaths have gone up by 71 per cent over the past decade. To cauterise the challenges identified facing our regions, there is an urgent need to implement comprehensive coordinated responses to drug demand and illicit drug trafficking,” the CONSLE chairman declared.

“In the area of maritime security, the challenges faced have underscored the need to leverage technology, including through the use of satellite imagery, radar and surveillance systems, and other maritime domain awareness infrastructure.”

He added, “We therefore have to identify opportunities to reengage our strategic partners to

Illegal guns continue to flow into the region. strengthen the existing maritime framework and build on the work of CARICOM IMPACS, which provides maritime data on high risk vessels on a daily basis to several countries in the region.

“The commitment to enhancing maritime security, especially with countries in CARICOM having landmasses one-tenth of their

Exclusive Economic Zones, is of paramount importance.”

Dr Chang said this was especially important as “member states are located along the crossroad between North and South America, which intersects the transshipment routes in the illegal guns for drug trade. This reality warrants coordinated responses

to maritime crime and maritime domain awareness.”

Dr Chang pointed out that in small-island and low-lying coastal developing countries such as the CARICOM member states, the effects of transnational organised crime may be seen in the growing environmental threats caused by the illicit trade in natural resources, deforestation and coastal management.

He said in this regard, CARICOM’s Implementation Agency for Crime and Security, IMPACS, was working with member states to leverage the border security systems in the region, to fully utilise passenger name record and advanced passenger information, to identify persons of interest through risk assessments and pre-screening.

He advised that this comprehensively addressed all forms of trafficking in persons, migrant smuggling and illegal migration, which are integral in the fight against transnational organised crime.

Dr Chang said IMPACS has been taking steps towards the maintenance and strengthening of information sharing and communication between law enforcement counterparts in the region in respect of human trafficking, and all other relevant cross border security considerations. (Jamaica Gleaner)

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Platinum Jubilee: Crowds cheer Queen at palace as Jubilee begins CROWDS have cheered the Queen as she watched the Trooping the Colour parade from Buckingham Palace at the start of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

In a Jubilee message, the Queen said she was “inspired” by the goodwill of the nation.

The 96-year-old also appeared on the balcony with senior members of the royal family to view an RAF flypast.

Millions are gearing up for street parties to mark 70 years of her reign, the longest by a British monarch.

The official celebrations began when thousands of people turned out in brilliant sunshine on The Mall for Trooping the Colour, the military parade which marks the monarch’s official birthday.

Riding on horseback and wearing the Platinum Jubilee medal with his uniform, the Prince of Wales took the birthday salute from the troops on behalf of the Queen.

But as the soldiers marched towards Buckingham Palace at the end of the parade, the Queen

emerged on to the balcony, accompanied by cheers from the crowd.

The Queen, who was using a walking stick, has limited her appearances in recent months due to mobility issues.

More than 1,500 officers and soldiers along with 350 horses from the Household Division took part in Trooping the Colour, the first time the parade has been staged in full since the pandemic.

In a statement ahead of the four-day Bank Holiday weekend, the Queen thanked the public for organising celebratory events and said “many happy memories” would be made.

“I continue to be inspired by the goodwill shown to me, and hope that the coming days will provide an opportunity to reflect on all that has been achieved during the last 70 years, as we look to the future with confidence and enthusiasm,” she said.

After the parade, more than 70 aircraft - including Spitfires from World War Two, Apache helicopters,

Senior royals gathered on Buckingham Palace balcony for the first time since the pandemic.

Typhoons and the Red Arrows - took part in the flypast over Buckingham Palace. Several jets flew in formation to form the number 70 in honour of the Queen’s long reign.

Prince Charles, the Duchess of Cornwall, the Princess Royal, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their three children - Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis - flanked the monarch on the balcony - the Royal Family’s first gathering there since 2019.

It had been decided only “working royals” would appear, which excluded the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and the Queen’s son, the Duke of York.

Prince Harry and Meghan, who now live in the US, watched Trooping the Colour from a vantage point in the Duke of Wellington’s former office, overlooking Horse Guards Parade.

They travelled with their children Archie, three, and Lilibet,

who turns one on Saturday. Lilibet is the Queen’s family nickname.

Prince Andrew, whose royal titles were returned to the Crown amid a lawsuit in the US, did not attend.

The parade was also briefly interrupted by protestors, claimed to be from animal rights and climate campaign group Animal Rebellion. Police arrested several demonstrated as their entered the ceremonial route on the Mall.

(BBC)

Gunman kills four people at US hospital FOUR people were killed in Tulsa on Wednesday after a gunman -- who was later found dead -opened fire on the second floor of a medical building, authorities in Oklahoma said.

It was just madness inside, with hundreds of rooms and hundreds of people trying to get out of the building,” Tulsa police Capt.

Richard Meulenberg told CNN. The mass shooting is among the latest instances nationwide of first responders and civilians coming face-to-face with the threat of gun violence in public places. It comes more than two weeks after a racist assault at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, and a bloody attack at a church in California; and eight days after a heartbreaking massacre at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.

Law enforcement received a call just before 5 p.m. Wednesday about a person with a firearm at the Natalie Medical Building, a physicians’ office facility on the campus of Saint Francis Hospital, Tulsa police Deputy Chief Eric Dalgleish said at a news conference.

Responding officers who arrived within minutes “were hearing shots

Emergency personnel work at the scene of a shooting at the St. Francis Hospital campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma, June 1, 2022. in the building, and that’s what directed them to the second floor,” Dalgleish said.

The gunman was found dead by police as they worked their way inside the building, Meulenberg said, and has not been publicly identified.

Police suspect the gunman’s fatal wounds were self-inflicted,

and two firearms -- described by Meulenberg as a semiautomatic rifle and a semiautomatic pistol -believed to have been used in the shooting were found next to him.

Two of the deceased were found in the same room as the gunman, the police captain said.

It was unclear whether the four people killed were medical

staffers, patients or visitors, said Dalgleish, who said the shooting took place at an orthopedic center in the building.

In addition, fewer than 10 people suffered non-life-threatening injuries, Meulenberg said.

Authorities are trying to determine if they were wounded by gunfire or during the chaos of escaping the

scene, he said. No officers were injured.

Investigators are working to determine the gunman’s motive, although the shooting was not believed to be indiscriminate, Meulenberg told CNN’s Don Lemon.

“He very purposefully went to this location, went to a very specific floor, and shot with very specific purpose,” he said. “This was not a random shooting by this individual.”

Witnesses describe frantic first moments Lachelle Nathan told CNN affiliate KTUL that she had arrived in her vehicle with her daughterin-law and grandchildren for a doctor’s appointment when she saw multiple officers race toward the complex.

“It’s awful, it’s sad. My daughter-in-law is from Buffalo, so now it’s so close to home. It’s not even safe if you come outside anymore, you know?” Nathan said.

“I mean, you see it on TV,” her daughter-in-law said, “but you don’t think it’s actually going to happen right in front of your eyes, so this is a wakeup call for my kids, this can really happen anywhere and it’s very scary.”

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Ukraine war: Russia says US ‘adding fuel to fire’ by sending longer-range rockets RUSSIA has accused the US of seeking to prolong the war in Ukraine after President Biden said he would supply Kyiv with new long-range missiles.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the US was “intentionally adding fuel to the fire” with the deliveries.

“Such supplies do not contribute to the Ukrainian leadership’s willingness to resume peace negotiations,” he added.

Separately, the German government has promised to send an air defence system to Ukraine.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz told MPs that the IRIS-T system was the most modern Germany possessed and would enable Ukraine to defend an entire city against Russian air attacks.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov hit out against the deliveries and said Mr Biden’s announcement increased the risk of a “third country” being dragged into the conflict.

The long-range missiles are to help Ukrainian troops strike enemy forces more precisely from a longer distance.

The US had previously been unwilling to provide the weapons out of fear they could be used against targets in Russia, but the US says Kyiv has given assurances that this will not happen.

On Wednesday, Mr Biden said the lethal aid would strengthen Kyiv’s negotiating position against Russia and make a diplomatic solution more likely.

support package for Ukraine that will be formally unveiled later on Wednesday, White House officials said.

Helicopters, anti-tank weapons, tactical vehicles and spare parts are to be included in what will be the 11th package of military aid approved by the US for Ukraine since the invasion began in February.

A White House official said the weapons would include mediumrange High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS).

A senior US official said the new weapons package would include four M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS).

“These are precision guided systems with extended range.

And so for high value targets that that allow them to keep some of the pressure off of Ukrainian forces on the front, we think these systems will be very useful,” Undersecretary for Defense Dr Colin H Kahl said.

The systems can launch multiple precision-guided missiles at targets as far as 70km (45 miles) away - far further than the artillery that Ukraine currently

has. They are also believed to be more accurate than their Russian equivalents.

White House officials agreed to provide the rockets, they said, only after gaining assurances from President Volodomyr Zelensky that the weapons would not be used to attack targets inside Russia.

“We are not going to send to Ukraine rocket systems that can strike into Russia,” Mr Biden wrote on Wednesday.

Mr Zelensky confirmed this in an interview for US network Newsmax.

“We’re not interested in what is happening in Russia,” he said.

“We’re only interested in our own territory in Ukraine.”

But Mr Peskov said Moscow did not trust Mr Zelensky’s remarks.

“In order to have trust, we need to have experience of Kyiv fulfilling its promises, but there is none,” he said, quoted by Ria news agency.

Addressing the US announcement, he said: “We believe the US is directly and intentionally adding fuel to the fire... The US is obviously holding the line that it will fight Russia to the last Ukrainian.”

The latest rockets will be the centrepiece of a $700m (£556m)

RUSSIA ACCUSED OF ‘MADNESS’ AFTER STRIKES ON SEVERODONETSK Meanwhile fighting has intensified around the eastern city of Severodonetsk, where the head of the city administration says Ukrainian forces now hold just 20% of the city.

Mr Zelensky accused Russia of “madness” after its troops targeted the city’s chemical factory Azot during an artillery barrage.

Regional head Serhiy Gaidai said civilians were sheltering from missile and artillery attacks at the plant.

“There are civilians there in bomb shelters, there are quite a few of them, but it will not be a second Azovstal as that plant had a huge underground city … which isn’t there at Azot,” Mr Gaidai said.

Capturing Severodonetsk, the final major city still held by Ukraine in the Luhansk region, is a key aim of Russia’s invasion and Western officials say Moscow is making “incremental but pretty steady gains”. (BBC)

Canada says China ‘buzzing’ military flights in Asia CANADIAN military aircraft operating in Asia have been repeatedly “buzzed” by Chinese jets at dangerously close distances, Ottawa says.

Canada says that its aircrews haves had to alter their path to avoid collisions while operating in international airspace near North Korea.

It has called the Chinese behaviour unprofessional and potentially risky.

China has not commented on the incidents, which Canada says are being addressed diplomatically.

In a statement, Canadian armed forces media relations chief Dan Le Bouthillier said that the incidents took place during Operation Neon,

Canada’s contribution to the implementation of United Nations sanctions against North Korea.

“In these interactions, PLAAF [People’s Liberation Army Air Force] aircraft did not adhere to international air safety norms,” Mr Le Bouthillier said.

“These interactions are unprofessional and/or put the safety of our RCAF [Royal Canadian Air Force] personnel at risk.”

The Canadian aircraft involved - CP-140 Aurora maritime patrol aircraft - were operating from Kadena air base in Japan between 26 April and 26 May. Mr Le Bouthillier added that in some instances, Canadian aircrew felt “sufficiently at risk” to quickly

Chinese military aircraft at an airshow in September 2021. modify their own flight paths to avoid potential collisions. Chinese aircraft were reportedly close enough that their crews were “very clearly visible”.

While it is unclear when the buzzing incidents took place, Mr

Le Bouthillier said that they are increasingly frequent.

The BBC has reached out to the Chinese government for comment.

Similar Chinese behaviour has been reported in the past by Canadian, US and other allied

aircraft and vessels operating in the Pacific.

In 2017, for example, Chinese jets came within 150 feet (45 metres) of a US aircraft, a move that the US Air Force called “unprofessional”.

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JOB ADVERTISEMENT Wymara Resort and Villas is a contemporary luxury full-service boutique resort on Grace Bay Beach. We are looking for driven and energetic professionals with Five Star experience and who are committed to achieving excellence by ensuring Five Star standards and services are continuously delivered.

*FOOD & BEVERAGE MANAGER

Responsible for leading the food and beverage staff and oversees daily operations of the restaurant. Providing and maintaining exceptional customer service at all times by ensuring staff are trained in Food and Beverage Operations and exercise the skills, knowledgeable and techniques to meet FORBES Five-Star Standards. The Food & Beverage Manger is tasked with sales operation, upselling and capitalizing on curate family and children programs for pre-arrival and in-house guests to generate maximum revenue.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

• Oversee and manage the daily operations of the Food and Beverage Department.

• Monitor Sales outlet performance on a daily basis and takes required corrective action to ensure operations are in accordance with the company standards and objectives.

• Creates new opportunities and maximizes existing ones to generate additional revenue streams. Manages the Food and beverage outlets as separate profit centers, assuming all responsibility for all revenue and expenses. Maximizes profitability by increasing turnover (revenue and covers).

• Ensures that department’s operational budget is strictly adhered to and that all costs are strictly controlled. Recommends measures to control/ reduce costs.

• Works closely with the Assistant Director of Food and Beverage in regard to inventory taking, cost control, loading, ordering and storing. Ensures that all counted after each cruise and investigate discrepancies.

• Plan, direct, organize and control departmental activities for families and children’s surrounding our Food and Beverage concepts.

• Develops and coordinates resort recreational activities including, group beach activities when needed, children’s clubs and activities, individual/ games organized and maintain rainy day activities, special functions, seasonal programs and special events.

• Ensure quality, safety and guest/member satisfaction in the operation of such programs.

• Arrange and break down activities/events to ensure minimum impact to guests and environment.

• Advise Chief Engineer of any upcoming events, maintenance requirements or damaged property.

• Ability to recruit new staff, managing the department. Create, train and maintain a team which is highly adaptive and versatile.

• Build and maintain a strong and collaborative working relationship with all departments for upselling opportunities, Forbes training standards, marketing and advertising the department.

QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE:

• 4-6 years managerial experience with staff of 50 or more, with a focus on restaurant operations in 4/5-star hotels, restaurants or high-volume service facilities.

• Excellent problem solving and proficient in computer software including Microsoft word and Excel. Ability to effectively communicate verbally and non-verbally with others.

• Excellent organizational skills and the ability manage multiple projects and implement effective solutions while meeting deadlines.

• Excellent communication, coaching and leadership skills for dealing with diverse duties and staff.

• Must be CPR Certified.

• Background in childcare or teaching is a plus.

• Must be proficient in Knowcross, Symphony/ Micros, Open Table, Avero, BBOT • Must have the stamina to work long hours due to Operation’s needs.

• Ability to work flexible schedule including days/weekends/holidays.

• Possess knowledgeable of daily food and beverage operations to schedule staff according to hotel occupancy.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• To ensure all safety procedures are adhered to, and follow all appropriate policies and procedures while constantly striving to improve all standards of operation • Keep all equipment’s and furnishing in 1st class condition.

• Conducts pre-shifts meeting with all team members to distribute information and ensure Wymara appearance standards is adhere to.

• Creates, maintains and distributes weekly schedules for team members • Conducts monthly inventories for the department • Budget preparation and cost analysis and payroll • Enforcing the correct standards for food and safety regulations of the restaurant.

• Responsible for interviewing and hiring new team members training them for their role • Oversee the preparation of food and drinks, and ensure the restaurant standards are being kept Base Range: $30k - $36k per year

*HVAC Technician

- Must be able to troubleshoot and repair different HVAC systems and maintaining and repairing ventilation and air conditioning systems and equipment. Identifying maintenance risks on equipment. Must be HVAC certified. Must be able to work with hand and power tools. Work on ladders and lift a minimum of 50 lbs. Must be able to work independently and have troubleshooting skills. To provide the guests and associates with a secure and comfortable environment by maintaining and ensuring that all mechanical systems are operating in accordance with the Wymara standards. Work in a safe and responsible manner to avoid accidents. Daily monitoring check operations of heat pumps, circulating pumps, check reading temperature.

Repair and installation of aircon split type, ceiling type aircon and inverter type unit. Compensation: $20k - $25k Per Annum.

*POOL AND BEACH/BAR MANAGER:

To be responsible for all aspects of the Pool & Beach services, which includes the Pool & Beach Attendants, equipment, inventories, supplies, setup/tear down and maintenance. Assists guests and enhance their enjoyment of the pool and beach to include rotation of guests’ amenities, handling complaints and promotion of the hotel experience.

Experience and Qualifications: The ability to train staff and ensure luxury customer service to all guest. Strong written and verbal communications skills. Detail oriented and high-quality standards for production and service.

Good team player and ability to effectively manage staff to maintain a high level of morale and productivity. Holds and master program in business administration and post graduate diploma in management

RESPONSIBILITIES Responsible for posting billing to guest accounts for applicable rentals.

Ensure all pool and beach furniture is neatly arranged and cleaned.

Ensure team is stocked with necessary supplies to perform duties.

Maintain island pod/beach bed reservations.

Respond professionally to all guest requests, comments and concerns in a timely manner and report issues to Director of Guest services.

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JOB ADVERTISEMENT • Monitor and evaluate team member performance.

• Ensure prompt and courteous service to guests, and to ensure that all guest experiences are distinctively supreme • Assist guests courteously and efficiently according to Wymara and Forbes standards.

• Schedule staff according to hotel occupancy forecast and planned events.

• To be aware with the budget and financial targets, and responsible for all assets specifically but not limited to P&B. • Conduct daily shift line up meetings, which includes inspection of uniforms and Wymara standard.

• Complete weekly time sheets for payroll and submit on time bi-weekly.

Salary range: 30K – 40K per annum

*BUTLER EXPERIENCE MANAGER

The Butler Experience Manager oversees all aspects of the guest’s experience to ensure flawless uncompromised and personalized luxury service. Maintain outstanding relationships with Owners and leader’s ani incoming guests. Be fully versed on Forbes Five-Star Service.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO: • Oversee and manage the daily operations of the guest experience.

• Reviews VIP reservations and ensures proper handling of VIPs and groups administers amenity orders and resumes for incoming guests.

• Meet guests upon arrival and provide private check in experience.

• Anticipate guests’ needs by learning their preferences, allergies, dislikes, etc.

• Computes and creates daily VIP arrival manifests to include arrival, departure information, room assignments, and guest preferences and distributes to all department heads through the daily meeting.

• Be responsive to guest’s requests by communicating their needs to appropriate departments in a prompt and courteous manner.

• Protect confidential data and restrict communications of same only to authorized persons. Perform other duties as directed by the General Manager or any other authorized Executive.

• Monitors training employee progresses to ensure Wymara standards are implemented

and followed.

• leads and conducts regular inspections of guest areas including occupied and nonoccupied rooms and works with other operating departments • Have a thorough understanding of all spirits and specialty foods in stock • Assess and restock wine and spirit collections as necessary • Coaching of staff for optimum service performance.

• Ensure billing, reservations, excursions, and dining experiences are maintained.

SKILLS: • Develop and motivate team members through training and development.

• Display critical thinking and analytical skills.

• High level of enthusiasm and motivation.

• Implement sustainable operations using green initiatives.

• Ability to work flexible schedule including days/ weekends/holidays.

• Demonstrated ability to balance coaching/ mentoring with disciplining.

• Strong organizational/planning and computer skills.

• Retail management/sales experience is a plus.

• Cultivate workplace relationships and diversity • Cultural and luxury standard awareness • Knowledge and understanding of Butler services and products.

QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE: • Degree in Hospitality, Travel & Tourism, Hotel Management, Business Administration or equivalent • Minimum four years’ work experience in a similar position • Must be Guild Certified • Knowledge about wines, cookery, and dining protocols • Proficiency in planning, purchasing, and maintaining supplies and inventories.

• Impeccable organizational and planning skills.

• The ability to delegate activities and manage others.

• Attention to detail and the ability to multitask.

• Outstanding client-relations skills and professionalism.

• Computer literate with knowledge of Microsoft suite of programs • Proficient in Opera Property Management Systems Salto Key system Knowcross, Symphony/ Micros, Open Table.

• Strong oral and written communication and interpersonal skills; ability to speak, read and write fluently in English. Additionally, more than one European language is a desired.

Base Range: $35k - $40k per year

Interested applicants can contact our Human Resources Department, Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm on (649)941-7555. E- Mail cover letter outlining your interest and supporting experience in a particular position along with your Resume or C.V. to Hr@wymararesortandvillas.com

CAICOS VARIETY STORE

CANDLE THOMAS

STORE HELPER / CLEANER

CARETAKER

Five Cays, Walkin Plaza, Unit #15 Is seeking to employ a

Stocking and supplying designated facility areas, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, restroom cleaning etc.

Salary:7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 331-4416 BELONGERS ARE TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30697

Leeward Palms Is seeking to employ a

Help the patient get dressed, eat, bathe and complete light housekeeping duties, such as dishes or folding laundry. Plan, prepare and monitor meals. Run errands, remind patients of medications.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 241-1777 BELONGERS ARE TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD RENEWAL 30707

CAREL’S CAR RENTAL

D’BOY BARBER SHOP

HANDYMAN

COSMETOLOGIST

Old Airport Road, Close Police Station Is seeking to employ a

Fix and maintain mechanical equipment, buildings, and machines.

Plumbing work, painting, flooring repair and upkeep, electrical repairs, etc.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly CONTACT: 649-344-9863 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30710

#10 Morris Plaza, Airport Road Is seeking to employ a

Shampooing, cutting, coloring, and styling hair, and massaging and treating scalp.

Hair removal, nail and skin care services. $6.25 Hourly

4 BARBERS

Cutting, trimming, shampooing, and styling hair, trimming beards, or giving shaves. Renewal. $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 649-244-5780 / 649-245-1985 BELONGERS ONLY

30715

ER CONSTRUCTION LTD

EXAMPLE OF CHRIST CHURCH

2 DOMESTIC WORKERS

ASSISTANT PASTOR

#11 Mark Close, Cooper Jack Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework. $6.25 Hourly

ROOFER

(Standing Seam Metal) Building roofs, installing standing seam metal and other materials. $10.00 Hourly CONTACT: 649-231-1199 BELONGERS ARE TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD 30713

FABULOUS STYLE BARBER SHOP & SALON

South Dock Rd. Is seeking to employ a

Preaching to church and attending bible studies.

Salary: $1,200.00 Hourly CONTACT: 346-4624 / 252-5459 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30704

FRITZ ERALD PIERRE LOUIS

Walkin Plaza, Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

Five Cays, Residence #21 Is seeking to employ a

BARBER

GENERAL WORKER

Cutting, trimming, shampooing, and styling hair, trimming beards, or giving shaves.

Salary: $7.50 Hourly

Cleaning outside the property, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 331-4416

CONTACT: 649-348-9153

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30696

30719

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MARIE FAMILY STORE

#200 Zara Court Apt#6, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

Residence, Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 242-9997 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30833

NOEL TRUCK DELIVERY

LABOURER

Selling products and providing customer service. Greet customers and guide them in finding products they want to buy. Maintain the outlook of a store by cleaning and restocking shelves.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 344-3710 BELONGERS ONLY APPLY 30814

NOTREDA SANTANA JOSEPH

Millennium Highway, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

Tumble Cres #19 Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

DOMESTIC WORKER

MYRLINE ETIENNE PARKER Granny Hill, Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

STORE ATTENDANT

DOMESTIC WORKER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 347-7429 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30829

ORTEGA CONSTRUCTION SERVICES Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Helping with delivery, etc.

Salary: $7.50 Hourly

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $300.00 Weekly

CONTACT: 343-6204

CONTACT: 345-5559

CONTACT: 244-3319

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

PIERRECILIA ALEXIS PHANORD

PNT CONSTRUCTION

PROSPER CONSTRUCTION

30399

Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

30834

Wheeland, Provo Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

LABOURER

30799

621 Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

PLUMBER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $7.50 Hourly

Installs pipes and fixtures, installs supports for pipes, equipment, etc.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 1-649-344-8454

CONTACT: 649-241-3403 / 649-247-5954

CONTACT: 343-9642

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

ROODY INNOCENT

AMISE VARIETY STORE

LABOURER

GENERAL WORKER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

30751

10 Mary Jane Lane, Millennium Highway, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 344-7371 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30723

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30823

Blue Hills, Providenciales, TCI Is seeking to employ a

Stock shelves, heavy lifting, unloading container, clean store. Must be willing to work 6 days per week.

Salary $6.50 Hourly.

CONTACT: 342-0374 OR 347-4992

Belongers are to apply to the Labour Board.

This is a new position 30773

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30461

NADOUE STORE

NEW TECH CONSTRUCTION

CASHIER

TILE LAYER

Down Town Is seeking to employ a

Greets customers, receive payment by cash, checks and credit cards, Issue receipts, and change due to customers. $7.50 Hourly

CLEANER

Stocking and supplying designated facility areas, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, restroom cleaning etc. $6.50 Hourly CONTACT: 347-6850

BELONGERS ARE TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD 30725

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board Work Permit Renewal 30758

LABOURER

PAULA CUMBERBATCH Marby Drive, Juba Sound Is seeking to employ a

Acting on behalf of

DOMESTIC WORKER

NIRVANAS NEST

16 Barclays Close, Turtle Cove, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

HOUSEKEEPER Performing a variety of cleaning activities such as sweeping, mopping, dusting and polishing. Ensuring all rooms inspected according to standards.

Must be able to work weekends and holidays if necessary.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 649-431-1117 OR SHARWIND2002@GMAIL.COM BELONGERS ONLY 30824

PETER LIGHTBOURNE Breezy Brae, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

Cleaning property, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Laundry and household chores.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 241-4188

CONTACT: 232-2001

CONTACT: 347-9182

ROBERTS AGENCY

RONY MATIN

ROODELYNE DIEUDONNE

LABOURER

BABYSITTER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Applicant must be honest, reliable and good with children.

Caring for two children, feeding, washing, ironing and keeping their room clean.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 342-4436

CONTACT: 649-348-2941

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

SAMUEL E. HALL

SHARON AND INGA TAYLOR

LABOURER

DOMESTIC WORKER

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30724

Acting on behalf

SUNSHINE NURSERY 3 Sunshine Crescent, Grace Bay Road 946-5443 2 LABOURERS - $6.50 hourly Maintaining plants, cutting trees.

2 GARDENERS - $6.50 hourly Maintaining plants, cutting trees.

CAICOS ADVENTURES F105 Regent Village, Grace Bay Road 941-3346 DIVE INSTRUCTOR - $10 hourly Teaching dive courses and scuba diving.

LABOURER - $6.50 hourly Cleaning boats CARLOS MARTINEZ Blue Hills - 241-2043 DOMESTIC WORKER - $6.50 hourly. General cleaning Duties.

BELONGERS ONLY RENEWALS

30134

1 DOMESTIC WORKER 1 LABOUR Working 5 days a week.

MASON

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board.

This position is currently held by a work permit holder. 30776

CONTACT: 333-5559

P&D EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

#59 Miracle Cl, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

SAMANTHA’S CONSTRUCTION

CONTACT: 1(649) 432 2435

Install materials on floors, walls, ceilings, countertops. Level the surface with a layer of mortar or plywood.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly

PASCAL REMY

AISHA THOMAS GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

#24 A Line Avenue, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

125 Ruby Hill, Five Cays, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Mixes mortar; lays bricks and stones and/or concrete sidewalks; makes and repairs steps and plasters.

Salary: $9 hourly

CONTACT: 242-0952

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30839

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30822

Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30735

Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

30797

North Caicos Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 347-9142 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30734

30788

Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

Provide hygienic care for daily living, prepare and serve nutritious meals, maintain a safe and healthy home environment. Positive interaction with children.

7 years’ experience.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly CONTACT: 649-231-1813 OR SHARONWILLIAMSTAYLOR@ HOTMAIL.COM BELONGERS ONLY APPLY RENEWAL 30729

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SIMEON CAMPBELL

SMITH CORIELAN

Leeward Palms, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Snake Hill #75, Millennium Highway Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

LABOURER

Cutting and weeding of yards.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

SNR STUDIO BEAUTY & BARBER VARIETY Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

CLEANER

TAINO CATERING PRIVATE CHEF SERVICES

#42 Celestial Circle, Belglade Gardens, Blue Hills, Wheeland Is seeking to employ a

KITCHEN HELPER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Stocking and supplying designated facility areas, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, restroom cleaning etc.

Salary: $300.00 Hourly

Preparing the workstation for the cook. Keeping the kitchen area clean and tidy at all times.

Salary: $6.25 hourly

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30831

CONTACT: 345-3914/246-6125

CONTACT: 344-9820

CONTACT: 332-8501

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

TECHNICAL CLEANING SERVICES REPAIRS & SUPPLY

TERMA CATERING DELIGHT SERVICES

THE CONCH SHACK

CONTACT: 331-9626

30722

Tampa Ave., Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

Paul Building, Apt #1 Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

GENERAL WORKER

DOMESTIC WORKER

30801

#51 Bay Road, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

STEWARD

Washing dishes and cleaning.

To work 6 days a week.

Salary: $7.00 hourly

Cleaning outside the property, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 247-4924

CONTACT: 341-8332

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

VALERI STORE

VENEL CONSTRUCTION

VR SUPERMART

HANDYMAN

HANDYMAN

30764

Blue Hills, Ralph Close, Providenciales, TCI Is seeking to employ a

STORE CLERK

30811

Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

Greets customers, receive payment by cash, checks and credit cards, Issue receipts, and change due to customers.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Fix and maintain mechanical equipment, buildings, and machines.

Plumbing work, painting, flooring repair and upkeep, electrical repairs, etc.

Salary: $7.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 649-341-1406

CONTACT: 347-1700

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO SEND A COPY OF THEIR RESUME TO THE LABOUR BOARD 30744

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30786

FAN FASHION PLUS Eddy Laporte Plaza, Providenciales Contact: (649) 241-1779

2 SALES CLERKS NEEDED DUTIES: • Assist customers in locating items on the sales floor • Retrieve items from storage when needed • Restock items • Maintain inventory records • Answer customers queries • Receive order shipments and Place orders Salary: $6.50 per hour PLEASE APPLY IN CONFIDENCE BY SENDING DETAILS OF YOUR EXPERIENCE TO THE LABOUR BOARD: THIS IS A FIRST-TIME WORK PERMIT APPLICATION. 30771

CONTACT: 946-8877

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30798

Millennium Highway, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

Fix and maintain mechanical equipment, buildings, and machines.

Plumbing work, painting, flooring repair and upkeep, electrical repairs, etc.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 346-0002

Belongers are to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30721

ADVERTISE

IN THIS SPACE! ONLY

$33

PER WEEK

CALL 946-4664

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD 30805 RENEWAL

THE GRAND TURK STORE Back Salina, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

TAINO

#42 Celestial Circle, Belglade Gardens, Blue Hills, Wheeland Is seeking to employ a

To clean store, stock shelves and other duties assigned.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly CONTACT: 245-6120 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30762

Back Road, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

MECHANIC

SERVER Take orders, answer questions about the menu and take payments. Serving food and drinks to customers.

Salary: $6.25 hourly

CONTACT: 332-8501

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30808

TURKS AND CAICOS ELECTRONICS Aviation Drive, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

3 LABOURERS

TCI AUTO PARTS & CAR DEALER

CELLPHONE REPAIRMAN Repair phones and electronics.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly CONTACT: 649-344-9863 Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30819

Keeps equipment available for use by inspecting and testing vehicles; completing preventive maintenance such as, engine tuneups, oil changes, tire changes, wheel balancing, and replacing filters.

Salary: $6.25 hourly

CONTACT: 341-2830 BELONGERS ONLY RENEWAL

30813

URY CONSTRUCTION Apt. #9, Bible Street, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and door frames.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 341-1900

BELONGERS ARE TO SEND A COPY OF THEIR RESUME TO THE LABOUR BOARD 30807

CARIBBEAN BEER & SPIRITS

G&C CARPENTRY

#1 Old Airport Road, Providenciales Seeking to hire:

Cooper Jack Rd. Is seeking to employ a

ONE (1) LABOURER

CLEANER

DUTIES INCLUDE: • Assist with offloading of containers.

• Stocking of shelves with inventory and making sure shelves are clean at all time.

• Assist customers in and out of the store with merchandise.

• Ensure a clean and orderly workplace.

• Any other duties assigned by Management.

• Must be willing to work 6 days weekly.

SALARY: $6.75 HOURLY

CONTACT: 431-1689 OR INFO@CBS.TC

30727

Stocking and supplying designated facility areas, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, restroom cleaning etc.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly CONTACT: 649-346-7379 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30703

GRACE BAY MEDICAL CENTER Neptune Plaza, Providenciales TCI. Is seeking to employ a

REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST

REQUIREMENTS AND DUTIES

• Provide Massage Therapy for injured patients • Minimum of 6 years working at a Wellness Centre or similar environment • Post-Secondary degree or equivalent • Knowledge of current trends in a Wellness Centre and the ability to provide preventative care • Be proficient in Therapeutic Massage and be able to assess range of motion and

muscle strength • Experience in developing and implementing preventative maintenance programmes • Extensive knowledge of different styles of massage and treatment Monthly salary $3000.00 to $4000.00 depending on experience. Belongers only need to apply.

The position is currently held by a work permit holder.

EMAIL: CYNTHIA@GRACEBAYMEDICAL.COM PHONE: 649-941-5252. FAX: 649-946-8243

30591

28 CLASSIFIEDS WISLY ST. PHAR

YOULEBERT PEDRO

DOMESTIC WORKER

DOMESTIC WORKER

Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

ISLAND DRILLING LTD.

ISLAND DRILLING LTD.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

(2) MECHANICS

The Bight Is seeking to employ a

186 South Dock Road, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 342-3028

CONTACT: 342-1204

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30659

Starting salary: $12.00/hr Duties include coordinating and supervising grading and paving crews to perform the construction tasks and activities.

CONTACT: 1-649-345-6035

CONTACT: 1-649-244-4007 EMAIL: ISLANDDRILLINGLTD@GMAIL.COM

EMAIL: JADAVALASSE.IDL@GMAIL.COM THIS IS A NEW POSITION

30689

1 PAINT ARTIST

CARPENTERS,WELDERS,MASONS,PLUMBERS,TILE LAYERS,LABOURERS,FABRIC,PAINTERS,STEELMAN, STONES FABRICATORS, CLEANERS, TECHNICIAN MAINTENANCE WORKER Must be able to read and understand building drawings; layout and erect brick wall, concrete columns, beams, support concrete staircases; concrete floor rending, layout and build driveways, deck floors, swimming pool, cistern, competent with masonry tool and working knowledge of imperial and metric measurement. Perform maintenance and minor repairs (replacing broken switches, fixing doors handles, minor leaks, cut and polish rocks, install, measure, cut and shape.

SALARIES STARTED @$8-$13 PER HR. WORK 5-6 DAYS A WEEK. QUALIFIED BELONGER CANDIDATES SHOULD SEND THEIR APPLICATION. EMAIL: SHA.GROUP.CO@GMAIL.COM

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30717

CONTACT: 348-5170

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO SEND A COPY OF THEIR RESUME TO THE LABOUR BOARD THIS POSITION IS CURRENTLY HELD BY A WORK PERMIT HOLDER

ANTOINE MICHEL Sand Bay, Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

BOAT MECHANIC

30644

30641

Wilson Circle, Blue Hills, Acting on behalf of

TAILOR

MAGIC UPHOLSTERY SHOP $10.00 Hourly Fit garments to determine required alterations, Sew garments, measure clothing.

LABOURER

ANOUSBING VALMY $10.00 Hourly Cleaning the property.

2 LABOURERS

C&S CONSTRUCTION $10.00 Hourly Cleaning the property.

BABYSITTER

TYRONE ROBINSON $10.00 Hourly Ensuring a safe environment, preparing and giving meals, bathing and dressing children, administering medicine, doing housework, and etc.

CASHIER

ALEX PRINCE $10.00 Hourly Greets customers, receive payment, Issue receipts, and change due to customers.

CONTACT: 649-331-2251

STEEL MAN

OBED CONSTRUCTION $10.00 Hourly Build and install steel girders, columns to form structures.

GREEN HOUSEMAN

REGINALD JOLLY $10.00 Hourly Removing soiled bedclothes and remaking the bed with clean ones, vacuuming, mopping, sanitizing the bathroom and replacing toiletries and towels.

BELONGERS ONLY

30675

BAUTISTA CONSTRUCTION

BLUE FASHION AND MORE

C&S PROFESSIONAL

C&S PROFESSIONAL

Blue Hills, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Acting on Behalf of

Acting on Behalf of

CONSTRUCTION HELPER

STORE CLERK

Back Road, Blue Hills

Robinson St. #27, Five Cays

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework. $6.50 hourly

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework. $6.50 hourly

Courtyard Plaza, Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

Examine, maintain and fix all kinds of bots. Test and repair boat engines, hulls, propellers, rigging, masts, sails and navigational equipment Salary: $11.00 Hourly

Duties include off loading and storing material, cleaning site, tool and any other task given by employer etc.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 341-3727

CONTACT: 649-346-3212

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD WORK PERMIT RENEWAL 30718

BELONGERS ARE TO SEND A COPY OF THEIR RESUME TO THE LABOUR BOARD. RENEWAL 30702

T&C SECRETARIAL SERVICES

#03 SHRUB CL, BLUE HILLS. Cell: 231-6858 looking for:

CONTACT: 649-246-4494

LABOURER

Stocking and supplying designated facility areas, sweeping, mopping, cleaning ceiling vents, restroom cleaning etc. Stocking and packing items.

Salary: $6.25 hourly

CONTACT: 331-6763

SHA CONSTRUCTION, MAID TO CLEAN, NEWTECH CONSTRUCTION, SIESTA

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

The Bight, Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

APPLICATION DEADLINE: JUNE 10TH 2022

30636

30630

A AND J GROCERIES & SUPPLIES

COOK

CONTACT: 347-3451

DOMESTIC WORKER

TC ISLANDERS SHOULD SEND A COPY OF THEIR APPLICATIONS TO THE IMMIGRATION BOARD. WORK PERMIT RENEWAL

30631

• Must have 5 years experience on the line with Italian Cuisine.

• Must be willing to work weekends, evenings and holidays.

• Must be available 6 nights a week.

• Must speak, read and write English.

• Must work well with others and work well under pressure.

• Must have a clean police record.

2 HELPERS

ALMONTE’S

TO WORK 6 DAYS PER WEEK. SALARY BASED ON EXPERIENCE.

P.O.Box 543, #6 Grace Bay Road, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Clean the store, dusting, sweeping, mopping, clean ceiling vents, restroom cleaning, stock shelves, pick, pack, receive and restock products inside the store. $6.50 Hourly

#2 Kishco Plaza, Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

(2) CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN

GTC LIMITED / BELLA LUNA

Develops, sketches, and/or prints creative ideas for a variety of mediums. $6.50 Hourly

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

Starting salary: $10.00/hr Duties include routine maintenance of the company’s fleet of vehicles.

Duties include liaising with vendors to reconcile and billing discrepancies, preparing invoices and following up on outstanding payments. Assisting with the day-to-day operations of the office.

Applicant must have a valid driver’s license

Grace Bay Is seeking to employ a

1 MAID

Industrial Drive, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

TO WORK 5 DAYS PER WEEK STARTING SALARY $500 PER WEEK

L&M CRAFT MARKET

Stocking and supplying designated facility areas, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, restroom cleaning etc. $6.50 Hourly

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Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30712

Selling products and providing customer service. Greet customers and guide them in finding products they want to buy.

Maintain the outlook of a store by cleaning and restocking shelves.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 649-342-0726 BELONGERS ONLY APPLY RENEWAL 30708

ALCES DOR

LAVARDO OUTTEV

DOMESTIC WORKER

CONTACT: 242-4551 BELONGERS ONLY

30695

DOMESTIC WORKER

CONTACT: 245-4360 / 246-7760 BELONGERS ONLY

30694

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A&B CONTRACTING SERVICES 21 Church Ave., Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

AGNIESZKA BARNETT 24 Chandler Dr. Is seeking to employ a

HANDYMAN

DOMESTIC WORKER

Fix and maintain mechanical equipment, buildings, and machines.

Plumbing work, painting, flooring repair and upkeep, electrical repairs, etc.

Salary: $8.50 Hourly

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 343-4420

CONTACT: 345-4689

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board Work Permit Renewal 30680

BENSON EDWARD RIGBY Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $400.00 Weekly

CONTACT: 341-8585 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30657

CALVIN BEEN

CONTACT: 346-6278 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30686

CRYSTAL BLUE VEHICLE RENTALS #23 Horseshoe Lane, Off Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

MECHANIC HELPER

Inspecting and testing vehicles, engine tuneups, oil changes, tire changes, wheel balancing, and replacing filters.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 231-3452

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board 30625

NEXT GEN BUILDERS Grace Bay, Providenciales CARPENTER-$10.00p/h Follow blueprints. Install structures. Measure, cut, or shape wood, plastic, and other materials.

BLS MULTISERVICES AGENCY

BLS MULTISERVICES AGENCY

BLS MULTISERVICES AGENCY Kew Town DOMESTIC WORKER Cleaning the house, laundry and other housework.

Salary: $6.50 hourly Contact: 345-5113

NOBLE SECURITY Kew Town SECURITY OFFICER $7.00 Hourly Secures premises by patrolling property and monitoring surveillance equipment.

Renewal Contact: 345-5113

30677

Acting on behalf of

RENEWAL

30665

Acting on behalf of

MERCILIA J. LIGHTBOURNE Blue Hills DOMESTIC WORKER Cleaning the house, laundry and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 hourly

NEW STYLE BEAUTY SALON & BOUTIQUE Kew Town COSMETOLOGIST $8.00 Hourly Shampooing, coloring, and styling hair, and massaging and treating scalp.

CONTACT: 348-0539

CONTACT: 331-8154

BELONGERS ONLY

30621

CUSTOMER SERVICE ATTENDANT

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

HYNETTA FORBES 2 Mara, Providenciales 3 DOMESTIC WORKERS-$6.75p/h Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

CONTACT: 346-6466

Five Cays Rd. Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

Acting on behalf of

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

CAR’S REPAIRS

Palm Grove, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

ALL SERVICES TCI

Greets customers, receive payment, Issue receipts, and change due to customers.

Handle all incoming customer queries and questions. $8.00 Hourly

MECHANIC MANAGER

Inspecting and testing vehicles, engine tune-ups, oil changes, tire changes, wheel balancing, and replacing filters. $15.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 347-6406 BELONGERS ONLY

30656

D&S WAVE DANCERS

BELONGERS ONLY

30674

C.H. VARIETY STORE South Dock Rd. Is seeking to employ a

MAINTENANCE Fix and maintain mechanical equipment, buildings, and machines.

Plumbing work, painting, flooring repair and upkeep, electrical repairs, etc.

Salary: $500.00 Bi-Weekly CONTACT: 345-2165 / 342-1919

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30684

D’DIVA SALON

Rigby Hill, Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

Old Airport Road, Down Town Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

NAIL TECHNICIAN

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Nail and hand services to customers, such as basic manicures, artificial nails, gel nails, hand massages, nail fills, nail repair, and nail polishing. Pedicures and the application of acrylic toenails.

Salary: $6.50 hourly

CONTACT: 244-0550

CONTACT: 345-8242

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30652

BELONGERS ONLY APPLY RENEWAL 30658

ALLAN’S TRUCKING SERVICES

ALLISON CAPRON

MECHANIC

LIVE-IN BABYSITTER

GRANTS PLAZA, DOWN TOWN Is seeking to employ a

Inspecting and testing vehicles; completing preventive maintenance such as, engine tune-ups, oil changes, tire changes, wheel balancing, and replacing filters. $12.50 hourly

CONTACT: 242-0508 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30676

BENSON EDWARD RIGBY Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $400.00 Weekly

20 Sun Burst Road, Richmond Hill Is seeking to employ a

Ensuring a safe environment, preparing and giving meals, bathing and dressing children, administering medicine, doing housework, and disciplining children when necessary.

Salary: $6.50 hourly

CONTACT: 241-6698

BELONGERS ONLY APPLY WORK PERMIT RENEWAL 30632

BREANNA JOHNSON Wheeland, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

BABYSITTER / CARETAKER Ensuring a safe environment, preparing and giving meals, bathing and dressing children, administering medicine, doing housework, and etc.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 341-8585

CONTACT: 241-2112

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

CHEAP CAR RENTAL

CLUB 2005 AVIATION ROAD PROVIDENCIALES BARTENDER Serving Mix Drinks, New

CAR WASHER

MAPLE LEAF CONSTRUCTION (5) LABOURERS Working on Construction Sites, New

30657

Millennium Highway, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

Wash inside and outside of vehicles.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly CONTACT: 331-8154

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board 30661

DESIGN BUILDERS ASSOCIATION 204 Grace Bay Road Is seeking to employ a

PLUMBER

Installs pipes and fixtures, installs supports for pipes, equipment, etc.

Salary: $10.00 Hourly CONTACT: 231-7139

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30653

ANTOINE MICHEL Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 341-3727 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30682

BUMBLE BEE DAYCARE AND LEARNING CENTER Leeward Highway, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

GOVERNERS

CARING FOR A SCHOOL AGE CHILD DUTIES ALSO INCLUDE PREPARING AND GIVING MEALS, BATHING AND DRESSING CHILDREN. EMAIL: APPLICATIONS businessmanagement@ hotmail.com $6.25-$9.00 Hourly

CONTACT 649-242-8503

BELONGERS CAN APPLY TO LABOUR DEPARTMENT PROVIDENCIALES

30683

MONISHEKA FORBES BLUE HILLS, PROVIDENCIALES DOMESTIC WORKER Cooking, Cleaning Caring for Children, New EMAIL APPLICATIONS BUSINESSMANAGEMENT@HOTMAIL.COM

CONTACT: 331-8154

BELONGERS CAN APPLY TO LABOUR DEPARTMENT PROVIDENCIALES

30582

COOL CASH PAWN SHOP Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

SALES PERSON

30583

CONSTANT SAINTILIEN Palm Grove, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 241-8006 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30687

ERNST LAVILETTE Tom Lightbourne, Millennium Heights, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

Must be Knowledgeable in operating hand power tools.

Must be able to lift and move a minimum of 25 pounds on a regular basis Basic Salary: $7.00 per hour

To assist in all basic cleaning, preparing and cooking meals.

To assist in laundry and ironing.

Basic Salary: $6.50 hourly

CONTACT: (649) 344-4087

CONTACT: (649) 232-2619

BELONGERS ONLY

BELONGERS ONLY

30616

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Jamaica legislator calls for Marley to be named a national hero A JAMAICAN legislator is asking the country’s parliament to name reggae legend Bob Marley a national hero, an effort that comes amid rising nationalism in Englishspeaking Caribbean countries that are distancing themselves from their colonial past.

The proposal by lawmaker Lisa Hanna would make the iconic singer a national hero, a title already held by seven Jamaicans including Black nationalist leader Marcus Garvey and the nation’s first prime minister Alexander

Bustamante.

It comes months after Barbados bestowed a similar honor on pop singer Rihanna during a November ceremony in which the island severed its ties to the British monarchy and created a republic – a process Jamaica is also considering.

“Bob Marley deserves that recognition because he lived a very short life that transformed the thinking of people around the world,” Hanna told Reuters in an interview at her Kingston office.

It is not immediately evident

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Bob Marley died in 1981 of melanoma, a form of skin cancer. when parliament will vote on the measure. Hanna hopes it will be approved in time for the 60th anniversary of the country’s independence on Aug 6.

Marley was born in 1945 in the rural parish of St. Ann to a white English father and a Black Jamaican mother.

When he was 12, he moved to Trench Town in Kingston, where he and musicians Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh developed what would become a globally recognized

reggae sound. Marley died in 1981 of melanoma, a form of skin cancer.

His rise to fame helped create a positive image for Jamaica, which at the time was beset by deep political division that played out in violent street confrontations and shootouts between gangs of opposing ideologies.

“It was the possibility that Jamaica could actually have a superstar in the middle of the poverty and the violence,” said Matthew Smith, a Jamaican

historian at the University College of London.

Marcia Griffiths, who sang for years with Marley, including on classic tracks such as “No Woman, No Cry,” also supports Hanna’s proposal.

“Bob is a legend and an icon who has done so much for the entire world,” she said in an interview.

“The power and the force of music can change the world, and that is why God gave us a man like Bob.” (Reuters)

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Depp-Heard trial: Jury sides mostly with Depp in defamation case A US jury has found Amber Heard defamed ex-husband Johnny Depp with an article in which she claimed she was a victim of domestic abuse.

Jurors awarded Mr Depp - who denied abusing Ms Heard - $15m (£12m) in compensatory and punitive damages.

Ms Heard, 36, won one of three counter-claims against Mr Depp, 58, and was awarded $2m in compensatory damages.

The Hollywood actors, who divorced in 2017, presented warring versions during the trial of their doomed relationship.

Over six weeks, the court in Fairfax, Virginia, heard tawdry details of Mr Depp and Ms Heard’s volatile marriage, and its unhappy

ending.

Polls suggested more Americans were interested in the courtroom drama than the war in Ukraine or a potentially historic ruling on abortion expected any day from the US Supreme Court.

Coverage of the trial - which was televised and livestreamed - hit billions of views on social media.

After nearly two days of deliberations, jurors found on Wednesday that Ms Heard’s statements about her marriage were “false” and she had acted with “actual malice”.

But they also found that Mr Depp had defamed Ms Heard when his lawyer gave a statement to the Daily Mail in 2020 calling her abuse allegations a hoax.

Johnny Depp gestures to court spectators during the trial.

As the seven-member jury delivered its verdict, screams and chants of “Johnny, Johnny, Johnny” erupted outside the court.

Mr Depp was not in court due to “previously scheduled work commitments”, his spokesperson said. The actor was said to be watching from the United Kingdom, where he has played three surprise concerts alongside his friend, British musician Jeff Beck, since the jury began deliberating on Friday.

On the eve of the verdict, Mr

Depp received a standing ovation after performing with Mr Beck at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

In a statement on Wednesday, he said “the jury gave me my life back. I am truly humbled.”

He added, in Latin: “Truth never perishes.”

Mr Depp’s statement continued: “I hope that my quest to have the truth be told will have helped others, men or women, who have found themselves in my situation, and that those supporting them

never give up.”

Fairfax County Circuit Court Judge Penney Azcarate reduced the punitive damages awarded to Depp to $350,000, the statutory cap in Virginia. That leaves his total damages at $10.4m. Ms Heard was not awarded any punitive damages.

The actress, who sat stonyfaced throughout the reading of the verdict, said in a statement that she was “heartbroken”. She argued that the jury had ignored evidence in her favour.

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Website: tcweeklynews.com

IRVCO

ISLAND DRYWALL FINISHER

JEAN RENEL FIDELUS

MENUELLA PRATT

KT’S CONSTRUCTION

LABOURER

DRYWALL FINISHER

LABOURER

DOMESTIC WORKER

CARPENTER

Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and door frames.

Salary: $7.50 Hourly

Responsible for installing wallboards to ceilings or to interior walls of buildings and applying plaster.

Salary: $300.00 Weekly

CONTACT: 241-5189/242-6987

CONTACT: 341-1944

Belongers are to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30720

PIYAY VARIETY STORE

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30700

RONNIE EUGENE SIMMONS

Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

Millennium Highway, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

CLEANER

LABOURER

Stocking and supplying designated facility areas, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, restroom cleaning etc.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 343-2348 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30365

CONTACT: 243-6760 30561

Glass Shack Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and door frames.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 348-2043

CONTACT: 331-8531

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

TRIDENT SECURITY

TURKS AND CAICOS ELECTRONICS

30698

Grace Bay Hill #8 Hope St. Is seeking to employ a

SECURITY

To carry out and assist with duties such as cleaning yard, moving debris, raking; removing debris on private properties and on job sites and helping in any other capacity when and where needed.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

BELONGERS ONLY

The Bight Is seeking to employ a

Secures premises and personnel by patrolling property; monitoring surveillance equipment; inspecting buildings, equipment, and access points; permitting entry.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly CONTACT: 341-9122 OR FRANCISGLINTON@GMAIL.COM BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30701

30716

Aviation Drive, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

STORE CLERK

Selling products and providing customer service. Greet customers and guide them in finding products they want to buy. Maintain the outlook of a store by cleaning and restocking shelves.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 649-344-9803 BELONGERS ONLY APPLY

30711

Bottle Creek, North Caicos Is seeking to employ a

Follow blueprints.

Install structures and fixtures.

Measure, cut, or shape wood, plastic, and other materials. $10.00 Hourly CONTACT: 341-0451 BELONGERS ONLY APPLY 30706

D’JUDITH BEAUTY SALON

Alice & Alice Plaza, Airport Road Is seeking to employ a

2 NAIL TECHNICIAN

Basic manicures, artificial nails, gel nails, hand massages, nail fills, and nail polishing. $6.25 Hourly

2 COSMETOLOGISTS

Shampooing, cutting, coloring, and styling hair, and massaging and treating scalp. First Time/Renewal. $6.25 Hourly CONTACT: 342-7373 / 346-4701 BELONGERS ONLY

30714

NANNCIE PIERRE ZAMOR Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 245-6665 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30699

EBEN NEZER SHOP Leeward Highway Bld. #704 Is seeking to employ a

CASHIER

Greets customers, receive payment by cash, checks and credit cards, Issue receipts, and change due to customers.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 341-6493 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30705

GRACEWAY SPORTS CENTRE Is looking to employ:

IS URGENTLY LOOKING FOR A

FLORIST Applicant must have experience as a Floral Assistant or Florist. Must have extensive knowledge of tropical flowers, foliage and potted plants, including their names, seasonal availability and lifespan. Candidates must have experience using current styles in floral design while at the same time understanding the traditional use of certain flowers for weddings, funerals etc. salary commensurate with experience.

CONTACT: 231-3788

MARTIAL ARTS & FITNESS INSTRUCTOR

JOB REQUIREMENTS: • Black belt in Qwan-Ki-Do. • 15+ years of teaching experience with various age groups and levels.

• Certified as a personal trainer and Group Fitness Instructor • Proficient in Microsoft applications (office package), Photo Shop/ Corel Draw, Social Media apps.

Salary: $17.50 hourly

GROUP FITNESS INSTRUCTOR

JOB REQUIREMENTS: • International certifications in various group fitness styles (Yoga, Les Mills, Barre, Pilates, etc.)

• Hold an internationally licensed Personal Trainer.

• At least ten years of proven experience in the fitness industry, teaching various group fitness classes.

• Valid first aid certification is mandatory.

• Computer proficiency is also a must.

The remuneration is commensurate with certifications and experience, starting at $30 hourly The positions are currently held by work permit holders. Turks Islanders who meet the requirements are encouraged to apply and will be preferred. Only applicants who meet the requirements will be contacted for interviews.

PLEASE SEND YOUR APPLICATION INFO@GRACEWAYSPORTS.COM OR DROP OFF A HARD COPY OF YOUR RESUME AT OUR LOCATION ON LUKER LANE(BEHIND IGA SUPERMARKET), PROVIDENCIALES. CONTACT: 649-442-6348

30664

June 4-10, 2022

CLASSIFIEDS 37

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QUALITY FOOD SERVICES Is Looking for:

OPERATIONS MANAGER • Knowledge of institutional or commercial food service management procedures and practices.

• Must have intermediate or higher computer skills including MS Office, Thyme System, and POS Backoffice.

• Considerable knowledge of health and safety requirements • Control and manage food service operations.

• Prepare work schedules for employees and to instruct subordinates in food service procedures.

• Maintain a variety of operating and general records and to prepare reports.

• Interact well with customers requesting service.

• Availability on work nights, weekends, and holidays • Ability to multitask, prioritize, and manage time efficiently • Wages start at $11.50 per hour • Held by the work permit holder

23 Parade Avenue, Town Centre Building, Town Centre, Providenciales, O: 1 (649) 946-4367 F: 1 (649) 941-3338

FULL TIME FAMILY MEDICAL PRACTITIONER QUALITIES • Refer patients for specialty care and • Graduate from an accredited school of hospitalization as clinically indicated.

• Maintains effective communication and medicine, as an M.D., M.B.B.S. or the equivalent. positive relationships with staff, referral • Specialist in Family Medicine (completion of physicians and other members of the medical community in the TCI and most esp patients. an accredited residency).

• Candidate must have no less than 10 years • Responsible for accurate, timely, and post graduate experience as a licensed complete documentation in patient records. physician.

• Assist in business development for practice.

Salary: $7,000 monthly • Candidate must be fluent in English, with knowledge of a 2nd language being an EMAIL YOUR CV’S AND SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS advantage (SPANISH/CREOLE).

TO CARE@CAROLINAMEDCENTRE.COM RESPONSIBILITIES BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO • Provide high quality primary patient care for THE LABOUR BOARD RENEWAL OF WORK PERMIT. outpatients.

30268

ASSISTANT MANAGER • Knowledge of institutional or commercial food service management procedures and practices.

• Oversees the Food Services operation in the absence of the manager; covers other positions/shifts as needed • Assists the manager as needed including, but not limited to: developing the merchandising plan; fulfilling customer special orders/requests; writing replenishment orders and placing new items into category sets • Assists in product delivery; receiving, unloading, rotation and storage • Must have intermediate or higher computer skills including MS Office, Thyme System, and POS Backoffice.

• Flexibility to work mornings, afternoons, evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed and has ability to lift and carry 50 LBS merchandise.

• Wages start at $8.50 per hour • Held by the work permit holder

BUTCHER SUPERVISOR • Organize and support team members effectively • Cutting, grinding and preparing meats for sale • Supervise the cleaning and maintaining of tools and equipment and ensuring displays are accurate and attractive.

• Weighing, packaging, pricing, and displaying products.

• Performing quality inspections on meats and other products.

• Wages start at $7.50 per hour • Held by the work permit holders.

FROZEN FOOD SERVICE STOCKERS / PICKERS • Assisting warehouse staff in retrieving specified merchandise from storage as per the delivery or shipping orders.

• Preparing merchandise for delivery or shipping by packaging and labeling them accordingly.

• Ability to stand for long periods of time in the Freezer Environment (minus 10 degrees Fahrenheit or minus 23 degree Celsius ) • Availability on work nights, weekends, and holidays • Utilizing warehouse lift equipment to load and unload merchandise as well as move, lift and carry 50LBS, or stack merchandise as needed.

• Organizing warehouse merchandise and stacking them on shelves and racks in accordance with company guidelines.

• Wages start at $6.25 per hour • Held by the work permit holders and for first time work permit.

INTERESTED APPLICANTS CAN EMAIL THEIR RESUME TO NADJET@ALLIEDCARIBBEAN.NET OR SEND RESUME TO THE LABOUR BOARD. Belongers need only to apply.

30646

POSITIONS AVAILABLE The Turks and Caicos Islands oldest and leading publishing house is in need of additional staff to fill the following posts:

WRITERS/ PHOTO JOURNALIST

Candidates must have at least five (5) years’ experience working full-time for daily newspapers and/or news/features magazines, reporting on hard news, features and parliamentary/court proceedings. Salary paid weekly will commensurate with experience.

FOR MAGAZINES AND OTHER PERIODICALS GRAPHICS PRODUCTION DESIGNER/ PAGINATOR

This position requires someone with at least five (5) years’ experience working with Macintosh or PC computers. Must be skilled in the make-up of advertising and pagination. Proficiency using InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop software for print is essential. Some technical, networking and web design knowledge an asset. Salary paid weekly will commensurate with experience.

COURT REPORTER

College or high school graduate with at least five (5) years’ experience in community reporting. Ability to drive and use a camera a desirable asset.

Salary paid weekly will commensurate with experience.

ADVERTISING SPACE SALES PERSON

Candidates must have had actual hands-on experience selling advertising space for newspapers and magazines. Ability to assist clients with the writing of copy for ads and gathering of collateral an asset. Salary is commission based.

FORWARD APPLICATIONS TO: THE PUBLISHER DUNCANSON PUBLICATIONS LTD. EMAIL: TCNEWS@TCIWAY.TC NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Preferences will be given to Belonger and Legal Residents

38 CLASSIFIEDS E.V WATER

WINEMA YOLANDA SANDERS

E.V WATER

South Dock Rd. Is seeking to employ a

South Dock Rd. Is seeking to employ a

#46 Copper Jack Road, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

HEAVY TRUCK DRIVER

LIGHT TRUCK DRIVER

DOMESTIC WORKER

Ensure timely pickups and deliveries.

Operate heavy duty truck.

Basic Salary: $10.00 hourly

Ensure Timely Pickups and deliveries.

Must have a driver's license.

Basic Salary: $8.00 hourly

To assist in all basic cleaning around the house including, mopping, sweeping.

To assist in washing and folding clothes.

Basic Salary: $6.50 hourly

CONTACT: (649) 343-0348

CONTACT: (649) 245-8308

BELONGERS ONLY

BELONGERS ONLY

BELONGERS ONLY

GISELLE MEME WILLIAMS Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

30618

GUSTAVO HERNANDEZ #1 Daffodil Road, Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

ELIBERT BRUTUS #5 RALPH CL, BLUE HILLS Is seeking to employ a

BABYSITTER

CONTACT: (649) 242-9087 30617

June 4-10, 2022

TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

30648

HENRY MCNEAN HARVEY Snake Hill, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

GILDO VELO GERALDE JR.

LABOURER

LABOURER

Long Bay Is seeking to employ a

Leeward Is seeking to employ a

Ensuring a safe environment, preparing and giving meals, bathing and dressing children, administering medicine, doing housework, and disciplining children when necessary.

Salary: $6.25 hourly

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and door frames.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 348-7095

CONTACT: 344-9852 / 242-0003

CONTACT: 342-7016

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

HOLSTON COURTNEY LOREN BOYCE

M & A RETAIL

BELONGERS ARE TO SEND A COPY OF THEIR RESUME TO THE LABOUR BOARD. RENEWAL 30620

HO2 CONSTRUCTION LTD. #101 Suite Court, Grace Bay Is seeking to employ a

ONE PAINTER

MASON

FRANKLYN FORBES

Apply paints, stains, and coatings to interior and exterior walls, new buildings, homes, offices and other structural surfaces.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly

30627

Long Bay, Shore Club Is seeking to employ a

TECHNICIAN

30622

Blue Hills, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

PURCHASING CLERK

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Mixes mortar; lays bricks and stones and/or concrete sidewalks; makes and repairs steps and plasters.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 344-1597

CONTACT: 231-4681

CONTACT: 431-0917

CONTACT: 431-2971

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

IJ BAR RESTAURANT

IMPERIAL SECURITY SERVICES

ISLAND VIEW CONTRACTING

ISLAND VIEW CONTRACTING

J&C BEAUTY SALON

JEAN PIERRE LOUIS

KITCHEN HELPER

2 SECURITY OFFICERS

2 CARPENTERS

3 LABOURERS

NAIL TECHNICIAN

DOMESTIC WORKER

30685

Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

Preparing the workstation for the cook. Keeping the kitchen area clean and tidy at all times.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 241-0576 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30623

JOCELYN JEAN LOUIS 14B Oyster Lane, The Bight Is seeking to employ a

30669

Water Loo Road, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

Secures premises, patrolling, and duties as directed. $7.50 hourly

2 LABOURERS

Duties as directed by the officer in charge. $6.50 hourly

CONTACT: 231-1207 BELONGERS ONLY RENEWALS

30640

JULDINE LUXAMA Leeward Highway, Provo Is seeking to employ a

LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER

DOMESTIC WORKER

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 242-2846 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30651

• Applicant must be good with the elderly, honest and reliable.

• Cleaning and assisting with sick mother and giving her medication when the time is due.

• General housework.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 345-2712 BELONGERS ONLY APPLY 30634

30673

Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

Follow blueprints. Install structures and fixtures.

Measure, cut, or shape wood, plastic, and other materials. $8.00 Hourly

2 HANDYMEN

Fix and maintain mechanical equipment, buildings, and machines. Plumbing work, painting, flooring repair and upkeep, electrical repairs, etc. $7.50 Hourly

30337

Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and door frames. $6.25 Hourly

2 TRADESMEN

A skilled worker that can undertake any job as a helper by profession. $8.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 649-243-4580

CONTACT: 649-243-4580

BELONGERS ONLY

BELONGERS ONLY

30607

KIN KHAO RESTAURANT IBO Plaza, Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

2 COOKS

• Setting up workstations.

Preparing ingredients, cutting meat etc.

• Must have 3 to 5 years’ experience in cooking Thai food.

• To work 5-6 days a week.

Salary: $600 weekly

CONTACT: 649-343-3661 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD RENEWALS 30638

30608

LESLIE RAYMOND BLACKBURN

Install, troubleshoot, repair and maintain production and facility equipment according to safety, predictive and productive maintenance systems.

Salary: $2,500.00 Monthly

CONTACT: 232-7659

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30649

Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

CEL: 231-6858 OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY, HOLIDAYS. BELONGER CAN APPLY.

30645

Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

Basic manicures, artificial nails, gel nails, hand massages, nail fills, nail repair, and nail polishing.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 341-1021

CONTACT: 342-1199

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30688

LORISA LOUISE TAYLOR

30690

LUX RENT A CAR

Back Salina, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

South Bank Salina, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

LABOURER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and door frames.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 332-1444

CONTACT: 332-4468

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30660

Monitor and organize inventory.Marketing new products and merchandising products for sale Collaborate. Balance, cash, credit card etc.

Wages: 8-10hr.

30667

1267 Market Place, Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

GENERAL WORKER

Cleaning outside the property, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly CONTACT: 649-244-2327 Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board 30629

June 4-10, 2022 M&C CRAFTS & SOUVENIRS

Glass Shack, Paradise Road, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

CRAFTS SALES

To carry out all perform sales duties, craftwork.

Serve customers, make craft items for sale. $6.50 Hourly

2 LABOURERS

To carry out all general janitorial cleaning and labour services. $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 347-7265 BELONGERS ONLY

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30445

MEDINCO GROUP LTD. Town Center Mall, Down Town Is seeking to employ a

CLEANER

Stocking and supplying designated facility areas, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, restroom cleaning etc.

Salary: $6.25 hourly

CONTACT: 941-5050

Belongers are to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30639

SANDY ROUSSEAUX Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

MAQUEITA CARTER

M&S CRAFT

#4 Residence, Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

Back Salina, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

CRAFTS SALES

DOMESTIC WORKER

To carry out all perform sales duties, craftwork and cleaning the surrounding business area.

Serve customers, make craft items for sale and clean souvenir shop.

CONTACT: 242-8063

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board 30624

MUNCHY WAYS CHICKEN

30626

SEAFOOD PLUS RESTAURANT

COOK

Cutting, trimming, shampooing, and styling hair, trimming beards, or giving shaves.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 343-2472

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

PAULA RUTH ST. JEAN

TASHAWN JAMES

REGCO CONSTRUCTION

SAMUEL E. HALL

30668

Performing a variety of cleaning activities such as sweeping, mopping, dusting and polishing.

Ensuring all rooms are cared for and inspected according to standards.

Salary: $6.25 hourly

CONTACT: 345-2931

BELONGERS ONLY APPLY WORK PERMIT RENEWAL 30678

SHARKBITE BAR AND GRILL

#10 Bridge Road, Turtle Cove Is seeking to employ a

KITCHEN LABOURER

30671

Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

BABYSITTER AND DOMESTIC WORKER To tend to children Clean up the house Assist with anything requested 6 days per week $8 per hour BELONGERS ONLY

30615

SMARLED DEVON STUBBS The Bight, Provo Is seeking to employ a

BABYSITTER

CONTACT: 232-5090/941-5090 OR ICKY8899@YAHOO.COM BELONGERS ONLY, RENEWAL

CONTACT: 241-2844

TINY’S RESTAURANT

TREVOR MISSICK

TRINITY CLEANING SERVICES

Five Cays, Provo Is seeking to employ a

FINISH MASON

Must be honest reliable and willing to work.

Masonry on all jobs.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 345-9073

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30662

Minimum 10 years’ experience in the restaurant industry.

Ability to work line, cook, and prep all types of food.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

30663

Moonies Plaza, Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

CHEF

LABOURER

Setting up workstations.

Preparing ingredients, chopping and peeling vegetables, cutting meat etc. Cooking food in various utensils or grillers.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 346-3053

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board 30679

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 649-344-7789

OR SEAPLUS@GMAIL.COM Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board 30637

TCI LION BEST CONSTRUCTION

Helping with the children, cleaning, feeding the child after school.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

CONTACT: 244-6853 30691

DOMESTIC WORKER

The Bight Is seeking to employ a

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

Setting up workstations with all needed ingredients and cooking equipment.

Preparing ingredients to use in cooking chopping and peeling vegetables, cutting meat etc. Cooking food in various utensils or grillers.

Salary: $7.50 Hourly

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

NANNY

Miracle Cl., Blue Hills, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Ensuring a safe environment, preparing and giving meals, bathing and dressing children, administering medicine, doing housework, and etc.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 346-0169

MARIE REBECCA JULECIN

CONTACT: 332-0745

HOUSEKEEPER

BELONGERS ONLY

MARIE REBECA SERTUNE FEVRY

CONTACT: 241-4404 / 346-4928

DISHWASHER

Front Road, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

BABYSITTER

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Up the hill Behind the office, Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

CONTACT: 343-2261

Airport Road Is seeking to employ a

BARBER

#39 Lower Bight Is seeking to employ a

• Keeping the kitchen tidy at all times.

• Washing dishes and pots and putting them away in respective places.

• Dispose of garbage in kitchen after cleaning.

Salary: $6.25 hourly

MARIE BEAUTY SALON

Applicant must be honest, reliable and good with children.

Feeding, bathing and taking the children to school.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30692

Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

Venetian Road Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $7.50 Hourly

Stocking and supplying designated facility areas, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, restroom cleaning etc. $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 243-0088

CONTACT: 649-243-4580

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

2 DOMESTIC WORKERS Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework. $6.25 Hourly

30609

30655

Kew, North Caicos Is seeking to employ a

MASON

Mixes mortar; lays bricks and stones and/or concrete sidewalks; makes and repairs steps and plasters. $9.00 Hourly

CARPENTER

Follow blueprints. Install structures and fixtures.

Measure, cut, or shape wood, plastic, and other materials. $10.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 342-0255 BELONGERS ARE TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD 30681

SONY TRADING LTD. Across Tropical Office, South Dock Rd. Is seeking to employ a

FARMER

Cleaning, tractor driving, general handiwork, tending to livestock, ploughing, planting and harvesting crops.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 348-3080

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board 30650

TAMISHA RIGBY Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

SALES PERSON Day to day sales of merchandise, inspection of products, catering to customer’s needs.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 243-8175 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30672

UFLY PARASAILING Walkin Marine, Long Bay Is seeking to employ a

3 CLEANERS

30350

30628

MECHANIC Fix Engine and Diesel engine boats.

Salary: $10 hourly CONTACT: 341-2773

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board 30633

DOMESTIC WORKER

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 431-5515

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30654

WAGNER DEGUERRE Bay Road, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

CARETAKER

Help the patient get dressed, eat, bathe and complete light housekeeping duties, such as dishes or folding laundry. Plan, prepare and monitor meals. Run errands, remind patients of medications.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 341-6536 BELONGERS ONLY APPLY 30666

40 CLASSIFIEDS A&G TAKEOUT RESTAURANT Five Cays Road Is seeking to employ a

A&G VARIETY STORE Five Cays Road Is seeking to employ a

CASHIER

COOK

Setting up workstations.

Preparing ingredients, chopping and peeling vegetables, cutting meat etc. Cooking food in various utensils or grillers.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 241-6565 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30802

CHERY WATER SERVICES Airport Road Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 343-9184 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30800

June 4-10, 2022

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Greets customers, receive payment, Issue receipts, and change due to customers. Count money in cash drawers to ensure that amounts are correct and that there is adequate change.

Salary: $6.75 Hourly

CONTACT: 241-6565

BELONGERS ONLY APPLY WORK PERMIT RENEWAL 30803

DA CONCH SHACK #51 Bay Road, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

WAITRESS Take orders and serve food and beverages.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly CONTACT: 946-8877

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30752

A&W CONSTRUCTION

#20 Norway Street Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

CARPENTER

Follow building plans to meet the needs of clients. Install structures and fixtures, such as windows and molding. Measure, cut, or shape wood, plastic, and other materials.

Monday to Saturday Salary: $9.00 Hourly

BELIZAIRE DELIVERY FOOD South Dock Road, South Dock Is seeking to employ a

MAINTENANCE WORKER Fix and maintain mechanical equipment, buildings, and machines.

Plumbing work, painting, flooring repair and upkeep, electrical repairs, etc.

Salary: $1,500.00 Monthly

CONTACT: 342-2864

BLS MULTISERVICES AGENCY Acting on behalf of

JOSEPH DEMESLIEN The Bight

DOMESTIC WORKER

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework. $6.25 Hourly

BLUE HILL CONSTRUCTION #11 Millennium Highway, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Cleaning property, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 346-0002

Belongers are to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30781

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO SEND A COPY OF THEIR RESUME TO THE LABOUR BOARD. RENEWAL

CONTACT: 345-5113

DB AC & COOLING SERVICES

CARTERS CLEANING SERVICE

DANIEL JEAN BAPTISTE

EXECUTIVE CLEANING

AC TECHNICIAN

MAINTENANCE WORKER

DOMESTIC WORKER

MAINTENANCE WORKER

CONTACT: 1-649-348-0977 BELONGERS ONLY APPLY RENEWAL 30793

Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND REQUIREMENTS: Responsible for repairs, troubleshooting, and performing preventative maintenance of all apartment equipment.

1 year of maintenance experience required or an equivalent combination of education and work experience.

SALARY: $7.00-$10.00 HOURLY

CONTACT: 346-3212 OR CICI.BRENE@GMAIL.COM BELONGERS ONLY 30726

Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

BELONGERS ONLY

30733

Five Cays, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Perform a number of maintenance tasks on a contractual basis.

Must be knowledgeable in operating hand power tools.

Basic Salary: $300.00 per week

Perform all domestic duties around the home on exterior and interior surfaces Basic Salary: $6.25 per hour

Perform a variety of maintenance task on a contractual basis.

Must be knowledgeable in operating hand power tools.

Basic Salary: $300.00 per week

CONTACT: (649) 247-1776

CONTACT: (649) 343-8841

CONTACT: (649) 247-1776

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30693

30768

VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY!!

THE WINE CELLAR IS SEEKING TO HIRE AN

ACCOUNTANT

• Prepare, examine and analyze accounting records, financial statements and other financial reports to assess accuracy, completeness and conformance to reporting and procedural standards.

• Establish tables of accounts and assign entries to proper accounts • Ensure accurate and appropriate recording and analysis of revenues and expenses • Establish and monitor the implementation and maintenance of accounting control procedures.

• Compile and analyze financial information to prepare entries to accounts, such as general ledger accounts and documents business transactions • Analyze financial information to recommend or develop efficient use of resources and procedures, provide strategic recommendations and maintain solutions to business and financial problems • Responsible for generating a monthly payroll run (including the relevant PAYE, National Insurance and National Health Insurance deduction) for all employees • Knowledge of Counterpoint System and QuickBooks are a must • Completed accounting diploma (CAT) • Recognizes Accounting designation of ACCA or CPA • Apply general knowledge of applicable information technology to meet work needs • Performing any other accounting related task • Post ACCA or CPA qualifications of 5 years SALARY depending on experience

THE LARGEST READERSHIP IN THE TURKS & CAICOS

ELITE GAMING JOB FAIR TIME 10AM-2:00PM TUES. MAY 31ST / WED. JUNE 1ST TUES. JUNE 7TH/ WED. JUNE 8TH

Our company is seeking BELONGERS ONLY to apply to our different departments where they could see themselves working.

Applicants must have some knowledge in the gaming field.

PLEASE BRING DOWN YOUR CV’S OR RESUMES

• BARMAID/BARTENDERS’ salary $7.00 -$8.00 must be available week, weekends and holidays.

• CASHIERS’ salary $8.50 -$10:00 flexible shifts and hours which includes working holidays and weekends.

• ROUTE ATTENDANT/FLOOR ATTENDANT salary $10.00 shifts and hour which include holidays and weekends.

• SURVEILLANCE OFFICER. Salary $10.00 Must have a minimum of 2 years’ experience and references.

• KITCHEN STAFF HELPERS $8.00

SEND RESUME TO:

DISCOUNT LIQUORS/ THE WINE CELLAR FAX: 649-946-4871 OR EMAIL: INFO@WINECELLAR.TC NO PHONE CALLS

30765

30835

POTTS OF GOLD PARLOR, 1 OLD AIRPORT ROAD OR EMAIL US AT ELITETCI@GMAIL.COM CONTACT# 649-332-8985

30670

June 4-10, 2022

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KUBERA LIMITED DBA GOLDSMITH

STORE CLERK – $1,250 MONTHLY

Must be able to assist customers and handle various duties such as operating the cash register, greeting customers, helping people locate products, doing paper work, stocking shelves, and maintaining the store clean and organized.

LABOURER - $1,250 MONTHLY

Cleaning property, pick up yard waste, dispose of trash, clean windows, doorframes, and upload shipment from container n deliver goods.

CAREGIVER - $1,250 MONTHLY

Help the elderly, and complete light housekeeping duties, such as dishes or folding laundry. Plan, prepare and monitor meals and Run errands.

DOMESTIC WORKER - $1,250 MONTHLY

Cleaning Premises, laundering clothing, folding laundry, iron clothes and clean windows and doors.

These positions are currently held by work permit holders Belongers can drop off resume to the store PROVIDENCIALES: CENTRAL SQUARE AND THE REGENT VILLAGE GRAND TURK: GOLDSMITH BUILDING FRONT STREET TEL: 649 946 4100 EMAIL: KUBERA@TCIWAY.TC OR GOLDSMITHTCI@GMAIL.COM BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO SUBMIT A COPY OF THEIR RESUME TO THE LABOUR DEPARTMENT

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JOB TITLE:

JOB VACANCY POST: AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER OFFICER (APPROACH) PLS TCIAA is seeking experienced officers that are currently licensed by an ICAO state and possess certification and experience in procedural Approach and Aerodrome Control.

MINIMUM CANDIDATE EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: 1. Meet the requirements as outlined in the job description for Procedural Approach and Aerodrome Control, issued by the TCIAA. 2. Possess certificate ratings in procedural Approach and Aerodrome Control.

3. Meet the requirements for ICAO Class 3 aviation medical 4. Ideally, have a minimum of five (5) years’ experience in Air Traffic Control within a civilian environment.

5. Meet ICAO English proficiency level 4 or above.

SALARY: USD $37, 260.00 per annum Plus Housing Allowance of $800.00 Monthly.

Short listed candidates-will need to submit to a pre-employment medical exam including drug screen, as well as previous employment and background due diligence checks and be able to produce a clean police record, as a condition of employment. Security requirements for this position require that candidates can account for the preceding five (5) years of work history.

Any unexplained gaps of more than 30 days will be grounds for disallowing the application.

This position is for a first-time work permit.

Perspective applicants who are belongers kindly send copies of your application to the TCI Labor Board.

Interest persons must submit their applications before June 10, 2022 to:

RENTAL/ RESERVATION AGENT

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS AIRPORTS AUTHORITY PROVIDENCIALES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TELEPHONE# 649-941-8692, FAX# 9415996. EMAIL: HRRECRUITMENTO@TCIAIRPORTS.COM

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

ACA/ACCA/CA/FCA

• Greet customers, complete necessary rental/pickup information, disclose rates, terms and conditions of rental and obtain customer signatures while using effective sales techniques to encourage customers to utilize service options.

• Receive telephone calls and fulfill or address customer-related issues.

• Enter and maintain reservations through all reservation means including but not limited to; co- workers, walk-in customers, Rent a Buggy website and through all subscribed reservation channels.

• Maintain and update rental agreement files; contact and notify customers of overdue rental vehicles and inquire as to the expected date of return; process rental extensions.

• Complete Car exchange requests in computer system.

• Ensure customer follow-ups are completed in line company policy

KEY CHARACTERISTICS: Excellent customer service skills Proficient communication skills, verbal and non-verbal Must be a TEAM player Ability to work unsupervised and under pressure Ability to work flexible hours (weekends and holidays) Great time management skills

• • • • • •

PERSON SPECIFICATION: • Preferred candidate must have a high school diploma to acquire this position; however, a college degree or previous training will provision the candidate to excel to management position via succession planning.

• Preferred candidate must also have experience working with a car rental company Salary – Starting at $8 per hour depending on previous work experience Please submit proof of status and police record with resume.

INTERESTED APPLICANTS CAN APPLY BY SENDING US YOUR RESUME TO: RESERVATIONS@RENTABUGGY.TC

Opportunities exist for the following: Audit Managers – We are seeking three audit managers who are professionally qualified chartered accountants with a minimum of six years post graduate professional experience gained within a major public accounting firm. These individuals are required to manage the external audit process from planning through to completion including leading the engagement team. They will report to the senior managers and directors of the firm. Salary ranges from US$70,000 to US$90,000 per annum.

AUDIT ASSISTANT MANAGERS

– We are seeking two assistant audit managers who are professionally qualified chartered accountants with a minimum of five years post graduate professional experience gained within a major public accounting firm. These individuals are required to assist managers, senior managers and directors in the planning and execution of external audits and supervise and train junior staff. Salary ranges from US$65,000 to US$75,000 per annum.

Extensive experience of International Standards on Auditing and International Financial Reporting Standards is mandatory for both positions.

Two of the audit managers and one of the audit assistant manager positions are currently held by work permit holders.

If you wish to be considered for these opportunities, please apply in confidence by sending details of your experience and qualifications to either: NEIL FRENCH OR THE LABOUR COMMISSIONER BAKER TILLY LABOUR OFFICE P.O. BOX 357 BUTTERFIELD SQUARE 18 THE VILLAGE AT GRACE BAY PROVIDENCIALES PROVIDENCIALES TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS OR EMAIL YOUR PARTICULARS TO ADMIN@BAKERTILLY.TC

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June 4-10, 2022

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ROBINSON DALE ELDON

MALCOLM ROST AND MACNEIL Pont street

POND STREET

Close to Windsong Is seeking to employ

WILLIAMS FRANKLYN WALTER

WILLIAMS FRANKLYN WALTER

LABOURER

MASON

BACK SALINE

BACK SALINE

WILLIAMS RICHARDSON BACK SALINE

HOUSEKEEPING

Performing a variety of cleaning activities such as sweeping, mopping, dusting and polishing.

Ensuring all rooms inspected according to standards. Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 344-4943

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30888

C & S PROFESSIONAL Acting on behalf

ALCES DOR

Back Road, Blue Hills 649-242-4551

STORE HELPER

LABOURER

7$/hrs

Clean Yard

Take care of store.

Belongers only

- $7/HRS Clean yard

BELONGERS ONLY CALL: 2453172

CALL: 346-9101

BELONGERS ONLY CALL: 2443638

C&S PROFESSIONAL

D&M CONSTRUCTION

D&M CONSTRUCTION

30892

30851

Acting on behalf

LAVARDO OUTTEN

27 Robinson St., Five Cays

DOMESTIC WORKER

DOMESTIC WORKER – $6.50 hourly Cleaning.

TWO FRONT DESK CLERKS/ CASHIERS

RECEPTIONIST

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a renewal work permit holder. 30854

Belongers only

30846

Address: GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a:

CONTACT: (649) 245 64 39

CALL: 649-245-4360 OR 649-246-7760

BELONGERS ONLY

Address: Grand Turk Is seeking to employ:

Salary: $7. 00per hourly

– $6.50 hourly Cleaning

30847

30849

WORKING 6 DAYS A WEEK. Salary: $6.50per hourly

CONTACT: 1649 333 1674 Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder.

30863

-10$/hrs Lay blocks.

LABOURER 6.50/hrs first time

BELONGERS ONLY CALL: 244-3638

BELONGERS ONLY CALL: 244-4745

D&M WATER SERVICES

DENISE ELODIE BOVIE

- ASSISTANT MANAGER - LABOURER

- ONE DOMESTIC WORKER - ONE LABOUR

30848

Address: Grand Turk Is seeking to employ:

Salary: $7. 00per hourly

CONTACT: (649) 245 64 39

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a renewal work permit holder.

30853

Clean yard.

30894

Address: GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ:

Salary: $6. 50per hourly

CONTACT: 1649 241 85 37

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder 3030862

BUTTERFIELD GOLD GROUP OF COMPANIES ALIVE AND WELL RESORTS

POSITIONS AVAILABLE All positions are held by work permit holders

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ASSISTANT COOK

Applicant must have a minimum of 5 year’s experience working in luxury resorts, has excellent communication skills, with a focus on providing prompt, efficient and courteous service, be well-groomed; ensure the kitchen is clean & sanitized; has experience working with POS and inventory control systems.

Applicant must have experience with Chinese and Western cuisine, preparing food, plating dishes, and maintaining supplies. Willing to work long hours, weekends and holidays. Salary: $8.00 / Hour. New position.

SECURITY OFFICER

Applicant must have a diploma or Certificate in Surveillance, Security, and/ or Combat from Police Academy or equivalent training from career in military service (i.e. Marine Corp, Army, etc.); minimum of 5 years related work experience, or police and/or military service; Applicant has the qualification or training certificate that warrants the right to bear a firearm; be able to handle a crisis in a calm, effective manner; has the ability to maintain and monitor CCTV security cameras, alarm systems and other electronic surveillance equipment; ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating/maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals in English; must have ability to write routine reports and correspondence; ability to read, write and recognize numbers, comprehend signs and symbols. ability to stand; walk; run, stoop, kneel, crouch, bend or twist; and talk or hear without any difficulty whatsoever. Willing to work outside of normal hours. Salary: $8.00/hour. New position.

31 DOWNWIND STREET, PROVIDENCIALES, TEL: (649) 941-3121 COPIES OF RESUMES CAN BE SENT TO EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. BELONGERS NEED ONLY APPLY. DEADLINES FOR APPLICATIONS: JUNE 13TH, 2022 ALL RESUMES CAN BE EMAILED OR DELIVERED TO: HR@ALIVEANDWELLRESORTS.COM

30838

The employee is responsible for the repair and maintenance of all company equipment/machinery, and to ensure minimum downtime of same through proper coordination of the preventative maintenance program.

• Must have least 10 year’s experiences • Must have the ability to lift and move 100lbs • Must have vision abilities; close vision, color vision, peripheral vision and depth perception.

• Applicants must have knowledge of occupational hazards and safety precautions applicable to the trade. Must have the ability to communicate effectively.

The employee will be exposed to fumes or airborne particles, extreme heat, toxic or caustic chemicals, risk of electrical shock and vibration, moderate to loud noise levels. To be exposed to outside weather conditions. Applicants will be exposed to hazardous work environments.

Wages from $ 15.00 per hour Only Belongers apply for these positions. Application forms available from Butterfield Gold Human Resource Department. Only applicants selected for interview will be notified. Submit applications to by June 13, 2022 to: BUTTERFIELD GOLD LTD., HUMAN RESOURCE DEPARTMENT TOWN CENTER MALL PROVIDENCIALES. TEL: 649-946-4211 LABOUR COMMISSIONER EMPLOYMENT SERVICES SAMUEL BEEN BUILDING AIRPORT ROAD, PROVIDENCIALES

30772

June 4-10, 2022

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D&M CONSULTANT AGENCY GRAND TURK Is seeking

GREGORY DAVE ADAMS

Address: GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ:

ONE DOMESTIC WORKER

WORKING 5 DAYS A WEEK. Salary: $6. per hourly.

CONTACT: 1649 245 64 39

ONE DOMESTIC WORKER ONE LABOUR Salary: $6. 50per hourly

CONTACT: 1649 332 6328

J-ROCK CONSTRUCTION Address: GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ:

RECEPTIONIST

L.M VARIETY STORE

TWO FRONT DESK CLERKS/ CASHIERS

WORKING 5 DAYS A WEEK.

WORKING 5 DAYS A WEEK. Salary: $6.50per hourly

CONTACT: 1649 344 53 23

CONTACT: (649) 346 37 42

Salary: $6. 50per hourly

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder.

30860

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder. 30855

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder. 30856

HOLLY SAVIETRIC FORBES

JMS VARIETY STORE

LEVARD MISSICK Address: GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

Address: GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ:

– DOMESTIC WORKER – LABOURER

LABOURER DOMESTIC WORKER CLEANING

- ONE DOMESTIC WORKER - ONE LABOUR - CLEANING

Address: GRAND TURK BREEZY BRAE Is seeking to employ a

Address: GRAND TURK Is seeking:

LABOURER CLEANIN

WORKING 6 DAYS A WEEK.

Salary: $6.50 per hourly

Salary: $6.50 per hourly

Salary: $6. per hourly

CONTACT: 431 2529

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder

30884

CONTACT: 1649 341 12 99

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder. 30861

CONTACT: 245 02 55

Belongers are encouraged to send copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder. 30868

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a renewal work permit holder. 30857

MYRLENE PIERRE

Salary: $6.50 per hourly

CONTACT: 1649 333 16 74

MINOU HAIR BRAIDING

MARIE DELIVRANCE JEROME

Grand Turk. Is seeking:

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ:

Address: GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ:

-ONE DOMESTIC WORKER -ONE LABOURER CLEANING

1-BEAUTICIAN 1-DOMESTIC WORKER WORKING 5 DAYS A WEEK.

Salary: $6. 50per hourly

CONTACT: 1649 333 16 74

CONTACT: 1649 242 1358

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder. 30865

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labor Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder. 30852

ROBERT DAREN LIGHTBOURNE

RODEZHA ZEAREA PAKER

- ONE DOMESTIC WORKER - ONE LABOURER

– ONE DOMESTIC WORKER – ONE LABOURER

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ :

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ:

CLEANING Salary: $6. 50per hourly

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder. 30864

CONTACT: 1649 245 0224

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder. 30866

CLEANING

Salary: $6. 50per hourly

CONTACT: 1649 343 0849

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a work permit holder. 30867

THE WINE CELLAR

SOUTH BANK MARINA Ltd

IS SEEKING TO HIRE AN

ADVERTISEMENT FOR

ACCOUNTANT

FINANCE ACCOUNTAN

• Prepare, examine and analyze accounting records, financial statements and other financial reports to assess accuracy, completeness and conformance to reporting and procedural standards.

• Establish tables of accounts and assign entries to proper accounts • Ensure accurate and appropriate recording and analysis of revenues and expenses • Establish and monitor the implementation and maintenance of accounting control procedures.

• Compile and analyze financial information to prepare entries to accounts, such as general ledger accounts and documents business transactions • Analyze financial information to recommend or develop efficient use of resources and procedures, provide strategic recommendations and maintain solutions to business and financial problems • Responsible for generating a monthly payroll run (including the relevant PAYE, National Insurance and National Health Insurance deduction) for all employees • Knowledge of Counterpoint System and QuickBooks are a must • Completed accounting diploma (CAT) • Recognizes Accounting designation of ACCA or CPA • Apply general knowledge of applicable information technology to meet work needs • Performing any other accounting related task • Post ACCA or CPA qualifications of 5 years SALARY depending on experienc

South Bank Marina Ltd , located in 1 Long Bay Hills, Providenciales, invites applications to fill the position of FINANCE ACCOUNTANT.

JOB REQUIREMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• A minimum of 5 years post qualification experience in a financial analysis/ financial reporting position.

• Managing a team of bookkeepers, ensuring that job responsibilities are being performed in a complete and timely manner as well as employee performance reviews being undertaken on a regular basis.

• Responsible for reviewing, correcting and posting all journal entries to the general ledger prepared by members of the Financial Accounting team.

• Detailed review and reconciliation of general ledger accounts on a daily basis to ensure accuracy of accounting records.

• Comprehensive knowledge of general ledger accounting and the function of financial accounting systems is essential.

• Implementing and improving accounting processes and procedures to improve team efficiency and drive profitability of the business.

• Weekly reporting of KPIs to senior management and stakeholders.

• Ad-hoc finance related projects as required.

• Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential.

• Attention to detail and flexibility to manage multiple tasks.

• Knowledge of Quickbooks accounting software is beneficial.

Salary commensurate with experience

SEND RESUME TO: DISCOUNT LIQUORS/ THE WINE CELLAR FAX: 649-946-4871 OR EMAIL: INFO@WINECELLAR.TC NO PHONE CALLS

Applications must be submitted via email (contact@southbank.tc)or delivered to South Bank Marina, 1 Long Bay Highway, Providenciales.

30728

This is Not a work Permit Renewal

30635

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June 4-10, 2022

IMMEDIATE OPENING AC TECHNICIAN ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: • Minimum of 3 years’ experience in food and beverage fine dining as a personal Butler • The air conditioning technicians install, inspect, maintain, and repair air conditioner.

• They ventilate equipment and controls making sure they operate efficiently and continuously.

• They perform regular maintenance work on cooling units.

• They diagnose electrical and mechanical defects and malfunctions.

• They install, replace, or repair equipment that has been damaged.

• They make adjustment and do calibrations of thermostatic controls. They install new air-conditioning systems and equipment.

• They clean blowers and coils, check tensions of belts and motors.

• They make plans and designs of new air-conditioning systems including their installation and maintenance.

• They inspect and maintain refrigerators and ice machines, and chilled water supply systems.

KEY SKILLS AND REQUIREMENTS: • Post secondary degree or equivalent qualification by experience.

• Minimum of 3 years experience as an AC Technician .

• 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 be able to work all days and shifts and be on call for emergency service request.

• Must be able to lift 75 pounds or more.

• Must be able to perform multiple duties.

• Must be able to work outdoors in all weather conditions.

• Must be able to exert well-paced ability to reach other locations of the hotel on a timely basis.

• Must be able to bend, stoop, squat and stretch to fulfill required tasks.

• Ability to effectively file work orders and write reports • Strong knowledge of the hazards involved in the occupation, and the safety precautions to take Starting salary $8.50 per hour not including service charge.

POOL & BEACH SUPERVISOR As a Pool and Beach Supervisor for The Shore Club Resort, you will be responsible for supervising the Pool and Beach department staff and ensuring that staff adheres to company’s policy and procedures.

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: • Minimum of 3 years’ experience in food and beverage fine dining as a personal Butler • Plan, organize, coordinate, assign and evaluate the work of assigned staff.

• Monitor staff performance and hold staff accountable when performance and/or service requirements are not met.

• Ensure that staff is well trained and knowledgeable by providing guidance, coaching and training to contribute to the continuous development of each staff.

• Ensure that staff complete all duties and responsibilities in a safe and timely manner.

• Supervise and assist staff with setting up, maintaining and breaking down the pool/beach chairs, umbrellas, cushions, floaters, non-motorized sports equipment and supply of guest amenities according to departmental standards.

• Help to create and maintain a safe, fair and productive working environment for all staff.

• Monitor and ensure that staff greet all guest in a timely and courteous manner, offering a warm welcome, assisting with seating and offering towels and water.

• Use guest knowledge to ensure a high level of guest recognition and personalized service.

• Enforce pool, beach and watersports rules to ensure safety and satisfaction.

• Follow up on guest/staff complaints, concerns or inquiries.

• Communicate with managers daily, giving updates of any incidents, complaints or compliments.

• Ensure that our facilities and equipment’s are in impeccable condition and maintained throughout each day.

• Ensure that upon closure that staff leave work areas clean and tidy.

KEY SKILLS AND REQUIREMENTS: • Ensure that upon closure that staff leave work areas clean and tidy.

• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.

• Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Outlook and Excel.

• Excellent attention to detail.

• Excellent leadership, interpersonal and communication skills.

• Must possess high hospitality skills • Must be able to perform all duties within P&B • Must be able to work weekends and holidays.

• Must be able to perform multiple duties.

• First-Aid and CPR certification Starting salary $14. 00 per hour not including service charge

BUTLERS ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: • Minimum of 3 years’ experience in food and beverage fine dining as a personal Butler • Must possess excellent communication skills, both verbal and written • Strong knowledge of a variety of cuisines and wines/beverages • Must possess local knowledge in order to respond to all inquiries from the guest, such as restaurants information • Must possess the basic computational ability • Must possess basic computer skills • Must be able to follow through all the guest requests and communicate them to the appropriate departments and management in an efficient manner • Must be able to stand and exert well-paced mobility for up to 8 hours in length • Must be able to exert well-paced, ability to reach other departments and locations in a timely manner • Must be able to bend, stoop, squat and stretch to fulfill cleaning tasks.

• Must be able to push and pull equipment weighing up to 75 lbs • Requires grasping, writing, standing, sitting, walking, repetitive motions.

Bending, climbing, listening and hearing ability and visual acuity.

Starting salary $8.00 -$9.00 per hour not including service charge

FRONT DESK AGENT As a Front Desk Agent for The Shore Club Resort, you will be responsible for ensuring all guests and customers are checked-in,checked-out and served promptly, courteously and knowledgeable in accordance with all resort standards; handles guest requests and queries politely, efficiently and accurately.

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ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: • Provide guests with assistance at the front desk during the check-in and check-out processes and throughout their stay.

• Greet guest and processes resort orientation and in-room registration.

• Keep current on resort accommodations, services and area attractions.

• Respond to guest inquiries for information.

• Arrange for services requested by the guest by working with other departments as appropriate.

• Any other ad hoc duties or tasks as assigned or directed by management.

• Identify and record special billing instructions and notify Accounting.

• Obtain appropriate approvals and signatures.

• Follow resort policy on posting and cash banks.

• Take personal responsibility and shows initiative in work planning and problem-solving.

• Show personal attention to guests’ unique needs, interests and expectations.

• Keep informed and demonstrates job knowledge, following all job and service standards.

• Provide genuine service through actions that display self-confidence, grace and courtesy to guests and colleagues.

KEY SKILLS AND REQUIREMENTS: • Must be able to speak, read, write and understand the primary language(s) used in the workplace.

• Must be able to read and write to facilitate the communication process.

• Requires good communication skills, both verbal and written.

• Must possess basic computational ability.

• Must possess basic computer skills.

Starting salary $7.25 per hour not including service charge.

DISPATCHER ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: • Direct all calls to the correct person or department in a timely and pleasant manner.

• Conduct radio/telephone communications to all users or department in a timely and pleasant manner.

• Ensure proper guest relations and the resort’s interests by resolving and taking appropriate action and/ or resolution on guest complaints and/or problems.

• Communicate clearly using language that meets The Shore Club standards of luxury.

• Assist guests with all telecommunication needs and requests.

• Take accurate and complete messages (and/or forwards calls into voice mail system).

• Receive, log and forward fax, guests mail, packages and messages promptly.

• Prepare phone list and reports.

• Take personal responsibility and show initiative in work planning and problem-solving.

• Show personal attention to guests’ unique needs, interests and expectations.

• Provide genuine service through actions that display self-confidence, grace and courtesy to guests and colleagues.

• Assist the Front Office Team when and where necessary.

KEY SKILLS AND REQUIREMENTS: • Excellent attention to detail.

• Excellent written and spoken English.

• Must be flexible in scheduling and work weekends or holiday’s.

• Must possess high hospitality skills.

• Ability to handle emergency procedures.

• Ability to use all programs and operating systems: RDP, Switch Board/Mitel, Microsoft Word/Excel.

• Skilled in utilization of all Guest Relation Department systems and/or other back-of the house systems.

Starting salary $7. 00 per hour not including service charge

Interested applicants should apply to The Shore Club, Human Resources Department, Monday through Friday, and bring along an updated resume, or by emailing your resume Attention to Avi Adams, Human Resources Manager at careers@theshoreclubtc.com , no later than end of day Friday, June 17th, 2022. All resumes are subject to screening.

Accepted candidates will receive a call or email confirmation with a scheduled time for meeting and required documents for the actual interview.

Resumes can also be submitted to the Labor Department directly. The Shore Club HR Office can be contacted at (1649) 339-8000

ALEME MAGGY SUVERSAINT HENDFIELD Behind Glass Shack Is seeking to employ a

HELPER

Helping with cooking, cleaning, ironing and all the housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly CONTACT: 241-6349 / 649-348-9714 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

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CAROL E. HANCHELL South Dock, Provo Is seeking to employ a

ALL STARS BAR & RESTAURANT

Unit #6 Grant’s Gas Station, Down Town Is seeking to employ a

DISHWASHER

Keeping the kitchen tidy at all times.

Washing dishes and pots and putting them away in respective places.

Dispose of garbage in kitchen after cleaning.

Salary: $ 6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 344-0775 BELONGERS ONLY

30759

CHARLIE VARIETY 27 Aviation Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

SALES SPECIALIST

Applicant must be willing to work, honest and reliable.

General housework and cleaning of office space.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

Receive payment by cash, checks and credit cards, Issue receipts, and change due to customers. Count money in cash drawers to ensure that amounts are correct.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 241-8719

CONTACT: 241-1528

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30804

DENILSON MURRAY Breezy Brae, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

BELONGERS ARE TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD WORK PERMIT RENEWAL 30755

DIEUFRANC FENELUS Wheeland, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 246-0962

CONTACT: 343-3925

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

JI CLEANING SERVICES

PERFECT POLISH CLEANING

Bight, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

MAINTENANCE WORKER

MAINTENANCE WORKER

CONTACT: (649) 247-1776

CONTACT: (649) 247-1776

30731

Perform maintenance duties on a contractual basis.

Must be knowledgeable in operating hand power tools.

Basic Salary: $300.00 per week

30767

30754

Perform a variety of maintenance task on a contractual basis.

Must be knowledgeable in operating hand power tools.

Basic Salary: $300.00 per week

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JOB OPPORTUNITIES The TCIAA is accepting applications for the following positions:

RADIO TECHNICIAN

The Radio Technician is responsible for predictive, preventative and corrective maintenance on Electrical Systems, Radio Systems, Communication Systems and Navigational Aids equipment related to Air Navigation Services under the direction of Engineering & Maintenance Manager in accordance with established standards and recommended practices.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Performs predictive, preventative and emergency maintenance on electrical systems, radio systems, communication and navigational equipment in accordance with established standards and recommended practices and procedures.

• Performs routine preventative maintenance, repairs and installation of Airfield Ground lighting and equipment.

• Performs routine preventative, corrective maintenance installations and repairs on security screening x-ray machines.

• Performs routine preventative maintenance, repairs and installations of VHF transmitters, receivers, transceivers and voice communications control systems.

• Perform routine maintenance, repairs in the upkeep of aeronautical telecommunications networks.

• Perform preventative routine maintenance, correction maintenance and installations of AWOS Systems.

• Maintains logs of routine maintenance, systems/equipment faults, resolutions of system/equipment faults and maintenance activities on communication and navigational aid equipment and services.

• Performs first level maintenance on electrical power generating and power systems.

• Maintenance and upkeep for these systems must meet OTAR 171, ICAO Annex 10 and ICAO DOC8071 standard and requirements.

• Able to work on shift, weekends and holidays.

• Any other task issued by Engineering Manager & CEO.

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and productivity levels, and to make recommendations for improving the IT infrastructure Help define IT infrastructure strategy, architecture, and processes Analyze business requirements by partnering with key stakeholders across the organization to develop solutions for IT needs Assess vendors and develop test strategies for new hardware and software Troubleshoot hardware and software issues related to internal IT Manage IT staff by recruiting, training, and coaching employees, communicating job expectations, and appraising their performance Design, develop, implement and coordinate systems, policies and procedures Providenciales International Airport, Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands, B.W.I. Tel: (649) 9464420 l Fax: (649) 941-5996 l Email: l www.tciairports. com Ensure security of data and network access Act in alignment with user needs and system functionality to contribute to organizational policy Identify problematic areas and implement strategic solutions in a timely manner Preserve assets, information security and control structures Expert knowledge of IT best practices, policies and regulations In-depth understanding of programming, computer science and digital security Great project management skills, including organization, planning, time management and prioritization Supervising daily operations of network and server infrastructure Aligning IT infrastructure with current and future business requirements and goals Managing IT budgets, forecast and enforcing cost-effectiveness Evaluating risk, developing network recovery and backup processes Assessing and purchasing new and replacement hardware Assuring that IT activities are within the limits of applicable laws, codes and regulations • Testing, troubleshooting and adjusting information systems to operate effectively • Any other duties and responsibilities assigned within the general scope of the position.

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE:

• Technical Degree, Diploma or Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technician or its equivalent.

• Five (5) Ordinary Level or equivalent passes including Mathematics, English Language and Physics/Engineering Science.

• Good communication, troubleshooting, analytical and observational skills.

• Ability to work under pressure and stressful situations, while adhering to safety.

• Ability to work with, and experience working with RF test equipment.

Salary Range: $32,000.00 to $35,134.00 per annum.

IT MANAGER

To contribute to the overall management and leadership of the TCIAA by being a member and an avid participant of the Management team. The IT manager is responsible for coordinating, planning, and leading computer-related activities in the TCIAA. To help determine the IT needs of the organization and is responsible for implementing computer systems to fulfill the organization's information systems requirements. The holder of this position will oversee all the IT services for all the public aerodromes and TCIAA properties throughout the Turks and Caicos Islands.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

• Lead large IT projects, including the design and deployment of new IT systems and services • Monitor performance of information technology systems to determine cost

SKILLS

• ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES: REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, ABILITIES AND PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS: • Demonstrate leadership and management ability to lead, motivate and develop a diverse team of staff. Experienced in the management of aerodromes and employees.

• Highly ethical, resourceful, and demonstrate good judgment and personal leadership.

• An experienced multitasker with the ability to plan and direct all aspects of large-scale projects on schedule and within budget.

• Good communication, including writing, speaking and active listening • Strong problem-solving, critical thinking and decision-making skills • Advanced leadership and conflict management skills • Customer service and interpersonal skills • Excellent attention to detail

Qualifications • Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related field, or equivalent experience • 5 years’ experience working in IT operations • Experience leading and managing large IT projects and rolling out IT infrastructures across various technologies Providenciales International Airport, Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands, B.W.I. Tel: (649) 9464420 l Fax: (649) 941-5996 l Email: l www.tciairports.com • Excellent working knowledge of computer systems, security, network and CONTINUED U

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JOB OPPORTUNITIES CONTINUED systems administration, databases and data storage systems, and phone systems • Strong critical thinking and decision-making skills • Excellent project management skills and strong ability to prioritize • Firm grasp on IT infrastructure and operations best practices Remuneration: $65,000.00 to $75,000.00 per annum.

INFORMATION TECHNICIAN

The job of the Information Technology (IT) Staff member covers a wide range of systems, equipment and the company’s Local Area Network, the successful applicant will be responsible but not limited for the continued operation and maintenance of the company servers, workstations, printers, fax, Airline shared use system, self-check-In Kiosks, time clock system, CCTV Security and access control systems. Computer hardware and related devices repairs is required for all systems. This individual will provide the IT Administrator and the Engineering & Maintenance Manager with the necessary recommendations and guidelines for the continued operation, expansion, design and security of the TCIAA systems and Equipment.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES:

• Troubleshoot and resolve hardware, connection, printer and software issues reported the department.

• Update network applications as required • Maintain daily tape backup and off-site tape storage • Troubleshoot and resolve all problems encountered with hardware and software. Escalate requests to the appropriate party, as needed. Replace or repair defective parts and equipment • Conduct technology training for new users • Provide support to the Engineering & Maintenance team • Conduct briefings and demonstrations for users to enhance system productivity • Perform routine server monitoring and performance benchmarking • Monitor and remove virus, spyware, and other non-authorized software • Complete special projects as requested • Performs routine and preventive maintenance as needed and as per schedule for the purpose of ensuring the ongoing functioning of systems.

• Prepares written materials (e.g. repair status, activity logs, reports, etc.) for the purpose of documenting activities and/or conveying information.

• Requests equipment and supplies for the purpose of maintaining inventory and ensuring availability of items required to complete the necessary installation and/or repair.

• Responds to emergency situations during or after working hours, not limited to holidays and day offs.

• Ability to Travel throughout the Turks & Caicos Islands for the purpose of installing, repairing and maintaining computer and network systems at airports located on other islands.

• May perform other duties as assigned by your Manager or any other person authorized to give instructions or assignments.

SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS:

• Degree in Electronic & Computer Technology or related field, not limited to Cisco, Microsoft, and Oracle approved training organizations.

• A Minimum of 7 yrs. working experience in the Information Technology Field.

• Windows 2000, XP and Windows 7, 8 & 10.

• MS Exchange, Active Directory and other mail protocols such as IMAP • Microsoft Server 2003, 2008 & 2012 • MS-Sql & Oracle.

Remuneration: $31, 510.00 per annum.

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR OBJECTIVES AND JOB PURPOSE

• The position is established to assist and support the Facilities Manager in ensuring the TCIAA’s core business strategies.

• It ensures that the TCIAA has the most suitable working environment for its employees and their work activities by the procurement, installation, and

maintenance of operating systems and equipment.

• It ensures that the TCIAA’s General Facilities, Buildings, and Infrastructure are maintained in a safe and proper working order for public use.

MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Has responsibility for the supervision and coordination of activities related to all infrastructure, including occupancy, maintenance, construction, relocation, and renovation of all existing buildings, offices, and facilities.

• Has responsibility for the supervision and coordination of activities related to all equipment, including procurement, installation, and maintenance of Terminal and Aerodromes related to the facilities.

• Responsible for the day-to-day management, development, and discipline of the Maintenance team.

• Assists management in the preparation and evaluation of policies and programs involving new or improved facilities.

• Plan, implement and oversee maintenance projects.

• Prepares or directs the preparation of cost estimates.

• Controls expenditures and recommends payments for goods and services within authority; makes recommendations to higher management on matters exceeding that authority.

• Liaise with department heads concerning space, workflow, relocation, alteration, or remodeling issues, and supervises the preparation of working drawings and plans.

• Ensures the proper upkeep and maintenance of all TCIAA premises throughout the islands, including the Terminal Buildings, Landside and Airside support, and ancillary structures and maintenance of the airside movement areas.

• Arranges for all tours and inspections of a technical nature, such as professional groups or fire and insurance inspections.

• Maintains up-to-date knowledge of space-planning procedures and all matters pertaining to the management and maintenance of the property.

• Participate in the development of policies and procedures that affect the use of supplies and facilities.

• Create monitoring systems or programs in the institution to detect and resolve problems as early as possible.

• Initiate interventions to solve problems in the facilities.

• Ensure the safety of the building or establishment from fire, flood, and other hazards.

• Initiate an active campaign on safety measures in the building.

• Assist in the recruitment of Maintenance staff.

• Conduct new and recurrent training with the team to ensure competent work output.

• Develop staff maintenance development programs such as skills enhancement training and sessions.

• Evaluate the work quality of staff and other subordinates.

• Coordinate with other departments on issues that are not within the scope of the Maintenance team.

• Assist the Facilities Manager in preparing the budget, ensuring that the maintenance team will have adequate funds for its operation.

• Educate the TCIAA team and specific equipment users on the proper use and care of the equipment and other facilities.

• Coordinate with management on workplace issues.

• Any other related duties as assigned.

CORE COMPETENCIES & REQUIREMENTS:

The successful candidate is expected to possess the following: • Be proficient and conversant in project and risk management relatable to airport operations and procedures • Ability to provide vision and leadership in a changing environment • Excellent written and oral communication skills • Excellent interpersonal and conflict management skills • Ability to work under pressure, independently, and in a team.

• Logical thinker with good problem-solving skills • Excellent written and oral communication skills • Ability to deliver against strict deadlines and to work under pressure • Goal-orientated; Self-motivated • Must be physically fit and willing to undergo and pass medical fitness and drug testing as required • Ability to obtain an airport security restricted areas access CONTINUED U

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JOB OPPORTUNITIES CONTINUED • Must possess a valid TCI Driver License, at least class C, E • Able to work outdoors and willing to work outside regular working hours, including weekends and holidays if necessary.

EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:

• A Degree or equivalent from a recognized institution with a minimum of three (3) years appropriate experience. Preference will be given to degrees, certifications, and experience in building/construction management & supervisory, and Property Management-related fields.

• 3-5 years in facilities and maintenance at least supervisory level • Knowledge: Possesses and applies knowledge of principles, practices, and procedures of the particular field of specialization. Resolves complex and variable issues, recommend and implements a course of action. Supervision/ Management: Manages small to mid-sized functions, performs considerable short-term planning, scheduling, and coordinating. Has demonstrated responsibility for the growth and development of direct reports, proven track record in setting policies for the area of responsibility, and contributing to broad business strategies.

Salary Range: $38,400.00 to $41,400.00 per annum with additional benefits.

ENGINEERING SUPERVISOR Air Traffic Engineering Maintenance Supervisor will report directly to the Engineering and Maintenance Manager. In addition, they will be responsible for the supervision of the Air Traffic Engineering (ATE) staff, and ensuring communications and navigation facilities maintained are in compliance with OTAR 171, ICAO DOC 8071, Annex 10, Air Traffic Engineering Quality Management Systems (QMS) and Safety Management Systems (SMS) provisions.

The incumbent provides operational and technical support to the Engineering and Maintenance Manager.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

(i) Possess a full technical diploma in Telecommunications and Electronics Engineering or Telecommunications systems certificate from City & Guilds of London Institute or equivalent qualifications. (ii) Minimum 10 years’ experience working on Telecommunications and Electronic systems. (iii) Good communication, troubleshooting, analytical and observational skills. (iv) Ability to work under pressure and stressful situations while adhering to safety (v) Ability to use RF and advance test equipment to conduct routine maintenance and repairs on communication and navigation equipment. (vi) Knowledge and experience working with Spectrum Analyzer and Network Analyzer (vii) Have training abilities.

DUTIES:

1. To ensure that all infrastructure, equipment and physical environment are kept in good condition and are properly maintained.

2. Supervise the installation, maintenance and repair of communication and navigation equipment/electronic equipment.

3. To assist the Engineering & Maintenance Manager in the administration of the Air Traffic Engineering section and in the evolution, monitoring and updating of the maintenance schedules, procedures repair and calibration manuals.

4. To identify and procure the necessary equipment and spare parts and ensure proper storage and ready availability of such items.

5. To ensure test equipment are properly calibrated.

6. To advise on training programs and participate in the training of subordinate staff.

7. To supervise the work and performance of subordinate staff.

8. To ensure follow-up action report fault occurrences.

9. Keep records of equipment and spares, such as equipment ledgers and tools, and register and keep the updated at all times.

10. To prepare Maintenance /Fault finding procedures as laid down in the maintenance schedules, procedures, and manufacturer’s manuals. Ensure that these procedures are carefully followed in the maintaining and repairing communication, navigation and surveillance equipment.

11. Perform such other duties directly related to the main duties listed above or related to the delivery of the output and results expected from the Engineering Maintenance Supervisor (Communications, Navigation and Surveillance) in the roles ascribed.

Salary: $41,000.00 per annum.

METEOROLOGICAL ASSISTANT LOCATION: Providenciales International Airport REPORTING TO: Director of Meteorology JOB PURPOSE: The Meteorological Assistant is responsible for performing timely and accurate collection of weather observations and for the preparation and dissemination of weather observations at the meteorological office.

RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Assist with the timely and accurate collection, preparation, and dissemination of weather observations at the meteorological office in fulfilment of international requirements stipulated by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), to support weather analysis, surveillance and forecasting activities.

MAIN DUTIES: • Collating, preparing, and disseminating operational aviation meteorological information; • Perform archiving of data on specialized meteorological systems and, where necessary, retrieve these data in support of special investigations and enquiries; • Perform quality control on data and complete simple statistical and other analysis of the data; • Investigate and prepare data of climatological interest on request by the public or the private sectors; • Work alongside the Aeronautical Meteorological Observer in conducting observations of the general weather, sky, and visibility conditions and using meteorological equipment to ascertain atmospheric elements and conditions; • Assist with any other task, as defined by the Director, to ensure the efficient operation of the meteorological office.

REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES: • Ability to use software (i.e., Microsoft Office), email, and mobile devices to prepare documents and communicate electronically.

• Good oral and written communication skills.

• Organized and able to multi-task.

• Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with associates.

MINIMUM EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING: • Training as evidenced by a certificate from the Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) or General Certificate of Education (GCE) Ordinary Level with passes in at least four (4) subjects which must include English Language and Mathematics.

• Candidates with some education in Meteorology, Geography or Environmental Science may be preferred.

Salary: Commensurate to successful candidate qualifications and experience.

Salary: $25,000.00 to $32,000.00 per annum.

PROJECT MANAGER SUMMARY POSITION PURPOSE: The Project Manager/Engineer will design, plan, and supervise the construction CONTINUED U

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JOB OPPORTUNITIES CONTINUED of infrastructure projects such as buildings, roads, pipelines, water, electrical, and sewage systems.

Where applicable, directs and oversees junior or subordinate staff members regarding construction, operations, and/or maintenance tasks and assignments at the project site.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE • Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering required; Master’s degree preferred.

• Licensure as professional engineer (PE) required.

• Certified qualification in Project Management • A minimum of five (5) years’ experience in Project Management and civils.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES • Knowledge and understanding of civil engineering principles, practices, and tools.

• Proficient in computer-assisted design (CAD) and other design, data recording, and analyzation software.

• Knowledge and understanding of materials, methods, and tools involved in the construction or repair of buildings, roads, and other related structures.

• Thorough understanding and knowledge of safety regulations related to assigned projects.

• Ability to identify and solve complex problems.

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

• Ability to be both creative and analytical.

• Extremely detail-oriented and accurate.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS (include, but not limited to): • Consults with and provides guidance to project stakeholders and managerial staff regarding engineering requirements for construction of various designs, modifications, and structural repairs.

• Uses design software and drawing tools to accurately render and communicate designs; plans and designs other necessary and related systems and structures such as transportation or hydraulics.

• Assesses strength of foundations, concrete, asphalt, or steel by testing materials and soil.

• Sets design specifications by computing load and grade requirements, material stress factors, water flow rates, and similar parameters.

• Plans projects based on the analysis of relevant materials such as drawings, blueprints, aerial photography, survey reports, maps, and other geologic and topographical data.

• Drafts and presents reports on topics related to projects such as environmental impact statements and right-of-way descriptions.

• Estimates materials, equipment, and labor needed to determine project costs.

• Collaborates with architects and contractors to ensure projects progress properly.

• Collaborates with surveyors (or directs and participates in surveying) to establish installations or reference points, grades, elevations, and other factors that will affect construction.

• Monitors project progress and ensures design specifications, safety, and sanitation standards are met.

• On completion of a project, inspects, repairs, and maintains the structures as needed.

• Performs other related duties as assigned.

Salary Range: $95,000.00 to $100,000.00 per annum.

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN The core responsibilities are to maintain availability and integrity of all Air Traffic Engineering equipment by employing the policy, procedures and processes detailed within Air Traffic Engineering Services (ATES) Exposition and Quality Control Manual. To ensure minimal disruption of Air Traffic Engineering Services Operations.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

To carry out routine preventive maintenance of communication navigation and security equipment in accordance with ICAO standards and recommended practices: Equipment includes but not limited to: • Navigational Aids. e.g DVOR / DME Systems.

• Airfield Ground Lighting systems.

• Network Design • ATC Tower Systems.

• Radio and Voice Communications Control systems.

• Power Distribution systems • Meteorological systems • X-Ray Security Scanners

OTHER DUTIES INCLUDE:

1. Perform schedule and unscheduled maintenance and fault rectification assigned by Engineering Manager or Shift Team Leader.

2. Ensure all documentation for maintenance activities are completed in accordance with the ATES Exposition and Quality Manual.

3. Comply with ATES safety and Quality Management System.

4. Take an active role in ensuring ATES MATE procedures are as efficient and effective as possible.

KNOWLEDGE AND QUALIFICATIONS: • Has a high level of knowledge and specific engineering training and qualifications to ensure that safety/operationally, critical systems are available at all times enabling the airport to function and in the event of failure minimise disruption to the operation.

• The job holder will be able to work on their own initiative and able to diagnose and repair faults on a wide range of highly technical and sensitive equipment including: Aviation Communications, Navigational Aids, and other Airport Systems. Knowledge of local and international technical standards & regulations in accordance with Civil Aviation Regulations is required.

SKILLS:

• Good communication and customer service skills are essential together with working knowledge of MS Office

BAUTISTA CONSTRUCTION Carter Plaza 3B Is seeking to employ a

CONSTRUCTION HELPER Set up equipment, run lines for power tools, erect scaffolding, lay out tools, set up forms for the pouring of concrete foundations, clean worksite, and take down bracing and scaffolding.

Salary: $9.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 649-346-3212 BELONGERS ONLY APPLY 30730

CHARO HARVEY Over Back, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 243-5192 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30737

BLACK & CLASSY Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

MASSEUSE & SPA THERAPIST Must be Knowledgeable in operating hand power tools.

Must be able to lift and move a minimum of 25 pounds on a regular basis.

Basic Salary: $6.25 per hour

CONTACT: (649) 247-1776 30766

EXPERIENCE:

• Experience operating with testing and measuring instruments, electrical circuits and IT networks.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION: • The job holder should have as a minimum, Diploma in Electronics Engineering from an internationally recognised training institute.

• The job holder must be able to read, write and speak fluent English, interpret technical and schematic drawing/diagrams.

Remuneration: $30,000 to 32,000 per annum.

Interest persons must submit their Resume, Cover Letter and Police Record before June 10, 2022 to: HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER | TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS AIRPORTS AUTHORITY PROVIDENCIALES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TELEPHONE# 649-941-8692, FAX# 9415996. EMAIL: HRRECRUITMENTO@TCIAIRPORTS.COM

ELUISANNE LOUISPHILISMAR Back Road, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 332-6492 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

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JOB ADVERTISEMENT Wymara Resort and Villas is a contemporary luxury full-service boutique resort on Grace Bay Beach. We are looking for driven and energetic professionals with Five Star experience and who are committed to achieving excellence by ensuring Five Star standards and services are continuously delivered

*FOOD & BEVERAGE MANAGER

Responsible for leading the food and beverage staff and oversees daily operations of the restaurant. Providing and maintaining exceptional customer service at all times by ensuring staff are trained in Food and Beverage Operations and exercise the skills, knowledgeable and techniques to meet FORBES Five-Star Standards. The Food & Beverage Manger is tasked with sales operation, upselling and capitalizing on curate family and children programs for pre-arrival and in-house guests to generate maximum revenue.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

• Oversee and manage the daily operations of the Food and Beverage Department.

• Monitor Sales outlet performance on a daily basis and takes required corrective action to ensure operations are in accordance with the company standards and objectives.

• Creates new opportunities and maximizes existing ones to generate additional revenue streams. Manages the Food and beverage outlets as separate profit centers, assuming all responsibility for all revenue and expenses. Maximizes profitability by increasing turnover (revenue and covers).

• Ensures that department’s operational budget is strictly adhered to and that all costs are strictly controlled. Recommends measures to control/reduce costs.

• Works closely with the Assistant Director of Food and Beverage in regard to inventory taking, cost control, loading, ordering and storing. Ensures that all counted after each cruise and investigate discrepancies.

• Plan, direct, organize and control departmental activities for families and children’s surrounding our Food and Beverage concepts.

• Develops and coordinates resort recreational activities including, group beach activities when needed, children’s clubs and activities, individual/ games organized and maintain rainy day activities, special functions, seasonal programs and special events.

• Ensure quality, safety and guest/member satisfaction in the operation of such programs.

• Arrange and break down activities/events to ensure minimum impact to guests and environment.

• Advise Chief Engineer of any upcoming events, maintenance requirements or damaged property.

• Ability to recruit new staff, managing the department. Create, train and maintain a team which is highly adaptive and versatile.

• Build and maintain a strong and collaborative working relationship with all departments for upselling opportunities, Forbes training standards, marketing and advertising the department.

QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE:

• 4-6 years managerial experience with staff of 50 or more, with a focus on restaurant operations in 4/5-star hotels, restaurants or high-volume service facilities.

• Excellent problem solving and proficient in computer software including Microsoft word and Excel. Ability to effectively communicate verbally and non-verbally with others.

• Excellent organizational skills and the ability manage multiple projects and implement effective solutions while meeting deadlines.

• Excellent communication, coaching and leadership skills for dealing with diverse duties and staff.

• Must be CPR Certified.

• Background in childcare or teaching is a plus.

• Must be proficient in Knowcross, Symphony/ Micros, Open Table, Avero, BBOT

• Must have the stamina to work long hours due to Operation’s needs.

• Ability to work flexible schedule including days/weekends/holidays.

• Possess knowledgeable of daily food and beverage operations to schedule staff according to hotel occupancy.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• To ensure all safety procedures are adhered to, and follow all appropriate policies and procedures while constantly striving to improve all standards of operation • Keep all equipment’s and furnishing in 1st class condition.

• Conducts pre-shifts meeting with all team members to distribute information and ensure Wymara appearance standards is adhere to.

• Creates, maintains and distributes weekly schedules for team members • Conducts monthly inventories for the department • Budget preparation and cost analysis and payroll • Enforcing the correct standards for food and safety regulations of the restaurant.

• Responsible for interviewing and hiring new team members training them for their role • Oversee the preparation of food and drinks, and ensure the restaurant standards are being kept Base Range: $30k - $36k per year

*HVAC TECHNICIAN

Must be able to troubleshoot and repair different HVAC systems and maintaining and repairing ventilation and air conditioning systems and equipment. Identifying maintenance risks on equipment. Must be HVAC certified. Must be able to work with hand and power tools. Work on ladders and lift a minimum of 50 lbs. Must be able to work independently and have troubleshooting skills. To provide the guests and associates with a secure and comfortable environment by maintaining and ensuring that all mechanical systems are operating in accordance with the Wymara standards. Work in a safe and responsible manner to avoid accidents. Daily monitoring check operations of heat pumps, circulating pumps, check reading temperature.

Repair and installation of aircon split type, ceiling type aircon and inverter type unit.

Compensation: $20k - $25k Per Annum.

*POOL AND BEACH/BAR MANAGER

To be responsible for all aspects of the Pool & Beach services, which includes the Pool & Beach Attendants, equipment, inventories, supplies, setup/tear down and maintenance. Assists guests and enhance their enjoyment of the pool and beach to include rotation of guests’ amenities, handling complaints and promotion of the hotel experience.

EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:

The ability to train staff and ensure luxury customer service to all guest.

Strong written and verbal communications skills. Detail oriented and highquality standards for production and service. Good team player and ability to effectively manage staff to maintain a high level of morale and productivity.

Holds and master program in business administration and post graduate diploma in management

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Responsible for posting billing to guest accounts for applicable rentals.

• Ensure all pool and beach furniture is neatly arranged and cleaned.

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JOB ADVERTISEMENT • Ensure team is stocked with necessary supplies to perform duties.

• Maintain island pod/beach bed reservations.

• Respond professionally to all guest requests, comments and concerns in a timely manner and report issues to Director of Guest services.

• Monitor and evaluate team member performance.

• Ensure prompt and courteous service to guests, and to ensure that all guest experiences are distinctively supreme • Assist guests courteously and efficiently according to Wymara and Forbes standards.

• Schedule staff according to hotel occupancy forecast and planned events.

• To be aware with the budget and financial targets, and responsible for all assets specifically but not limited to P&B. • Conduct daily shift line up meetings, which includes inspection of uniforms and Wymara standard.

• Complete weekly time sheets for payroll and submit on time bi-weekly.

Salary range: 30K – 40K per annum

*ROOM ATTENDANT:

Report directly to the Assist Director of Housekeeping. Responsible for the overall cleanliness of assigned rooms/suites and provide a pleasant, comfortable experience for guest. Reports maintenance deficiencies in order to maintain rooms/suites in compliance with standards. Compensation: $6.25 per hour

*DOMESTIC WORKER:

Report directly to the Assist Director of Housekeeping. To clean and maintain all public areas (i.e. hotel lobby, restrooms) in impeccable condition in accordance Conrad Miami standards and they promote a positive image of the property to guests for a better hotel rating score. Compensation: $6.25 per hour

*BUTLER EXPERIENCE MANAGER

The Butler Experience Manager oversees all aspects of the guest’s experience to ensure flawless uncompromised and personalized luxury service. Maintain outstanding relationships with Owners and leader’s ani incoming guests. Be fully versed on Forbes Five-Star Service.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

• Oversee and manage the daily operations of the guest experience.

• Reviews VIP reservations and ensures proper handling of VIPs and groups administers amenity orders and resumes for incoming guests.

• Meet guests upon arrival and provide private check in experience.

• Anticipate guests’ needs by learning their preferences, allergies, dislikes, etc.

• Computes and creates daily VIP arrival manifests to include arrival, departure information, room assignments, and guest preferences and distributes to all department heads through the daily meeting.

• Be responsive to guest’s requests by communicating their needs to appropriate departments in a prompt and courteous manner.

• Protect confidential data and restrict communications of same only to authorized persons. Perform other duties as directed by the General Manager or any other authorized Executive.

• Monitors training employee progresses to ensure Wymara standards are implemented and followed.

• leads and conducts regular inspections of guest areas including occupied

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and non-occupied rooms and works with other operating departments Have a thorough understanding of all spirits and specialty foods in stock Assess and restock wine and spirit collections as necessary Coaching of staff for optimum service performance.

Ensure billing, reservations, excursions, and dining experiences are maintained.

Skills: • Develop and motivate team members through training and development.

• Display critical thinking and analytical skills.

• High level of enthusiasm and motivation.

• Implement sustainable operations using green initiatives.

• Ability to work flexible schedule including days/weekends/holidays.

• Demonstrated ability to balance coaching/mentoring with disciplining.

• Strong organizational/planning and computer skills.

• Retail management/sales experience is a plus.

• Cultivate workplace relationships and diversity • Cultural and luxury standard awareness • Knowledge and understanding of Butler services and products.

Qualifications/Experience: • Degree in Hospitality, Travel & Tourism, Hotel Management, Business Administration or equivalent • Minimum four years’ work experience in a similar position • Must be Guild Certified • Knowledge about wines, cookery, and dining protocols • Proficiency in planning, purchasing, and maintaining supplies and inventories.

• Impeccable organizational and planning skills.

• The ability to delegate activities and manage others.

• Attention to detail and the ability to multitask.

• Outstanding client-relations skills and professionalism.

• Computer literate with knowledge of Microsoft suite of programs • Proficient in Opera Property Management Systems Salto Key system Knowcross, Symphony/ Micros, Open Table.

• Strong oral and written communication and interpersonal skills; ability to speak, read and write fluently in English. Additionally, more than one European language is a desired.

Base Range: $35k - $40k per year • • • •

*SPA THERAPIST:

The Spa Therapist professional massage and body treatments to our guests.

They must have a thorough knowledge of numerous massage modalities, possess a general understanding of body treatments and be willing to train in our spa’s specific massage and body treatment offerings. They must possess excellent communication skills and be able to learn the product and service knowledge necessary to effectively provide wellness solutions to meet the needs of our guests. Salary Commission Based. *Executive Chef: The Executive Chef will train and manage kitchen personnel and supervise/coordinate all related culinary activities; estimate food consumption and requisition or purchase food; select and develop recipes; standardize production recipes to ensure consistent quality; establish presentation technique and quality standards; plan and price menus; ensure proper equipment operation/maintenance; and ensure proper safety and sanitation in the kitchen. The Chef must have the ability to manage in a diverse environment with focus on client and customer services is essential to success in this role. Previous experience with control food and labor cost, demonstration cooking, menu development, and pricing and development of culinary team preferred. The ideal candidates will possess three to five years in the culinary industry with management experience.

Compensation: $85k - $95k per annum.

Interested applicants can contact our Human Resources Department, Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm on (649)941-7555. E- Mail cover letter outlining your interest and supporting experience in a particular position along with your Resume or C.V. to Hr@wymararesortandvillas.com

52 CLASSIFIEDS FRESH OIL RESTORATION CENTER Industrial Park Is seeking to employ a

MUSICIAN Perform music in front of crowd.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly.

CONTACT: 246-5151

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board 30790

G STYLE BAR

#F102 Regent Grand, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

HAIR DRESSER For men and women.

5 years’ experience in cutting, coloring and styling up do’s.

Diploma from USA, valid license. $6.25

NAIL TECHNICIAN Basic manicures, artificial nails, gel nails, hand massages, nail repair, and nail polishing. $6.25

CONTACT: 442-2424 BELONGERS ONLY RENEWALS

30787

GASTON HENRIQUEZ Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and door frames.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 343-0796 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30782

HAIR AFFAIR BEAUTY SALON

BETTY UNISEX

HAIR DRESSER

DOMESTIC WORKER

Morris Plaza, Whitby, North Caicos Is seeking to employ a

Shampooing, cutting, and styling hair, though they may also provide hair treatments, including deep conditioning, permanents, hair coloring, and weaving.

Salary: $6.25 hourly

CONTACT: 241-5564

BELONGERS ONLY APPLY RENEWAL 30809

ISNA N. STUBBS

JEAN ROLAND ESTIMOND

JEANNE MARIE TALBOT

JEANNETTE D. PEN

HOUSEKEEPER

DOMESTIC WORKER

DOMESTIC WORKER

LABOURER

The Bight, Provo Is seeking to employ a

Applicant must be willing to do general housework, honest and reliable.

Washing, ironing, cooking and cleaning Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 342-6549 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30750

JOSEPH MERCIDIEU AGENOR Norway, Five Cays Is seeking to employ a

BABYSITTER

Ralph Cl. #10 Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 346-6731

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30738

JUDENEL AGENOR South Dock Is seeking to employ a

Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 345-3434

Cleaning property, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 hourly CONTACT: 649-341-4036

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

Belongers are to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board Work Permit Renewal 30795

KEITH ANDREW SIMONS

L.A.F CONSTRUCTION

30806

Palm Grove, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

BABYSITTER

Horseshoe Lane, Lower Bight Is seeking to employ a

Bible Street, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

CLEANER

LABOURER

Ensuring a safe environment, preparing and giving meals, bathing and dressing children, administering medicine, doing housework, and etc.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Ensuring a safe environment, preparing and giving meals, bathing and dressing children, administering medicine, doing housework, and etc.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Stocking and supplying designated facility areas, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, restroom cleaning etc.

Salary: $12.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 347-3171

CONTACT: 342-7589

CONTACT: 332-0214

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board Work Permit Renewal 30732

CONTACT: 343-6168

LUXURY CONSTRUCTION

M&C TRUCK & WATER

MARCUS ANDY FORBES

30760

Blue Hills Bld. #38 Is seeking to employ a

CONSTRUCTION HELPER

CLEANER

Cleaning property, pick up yard waste, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes. $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 347-8803 BELONGERS ONLY

30761

Five Cays Bld. #49A Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Duties include off loading and storing material, cleaning site, tool and any other task given by employer etc. $7.25 Hourly

30739

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TURKS AND CAICOS WEEKLY NEWS

South Caicos Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 241-3600

CONTACT: 232-6538

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30741

30736

ISLAND DRYWALL FINISH Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

Sweep and mop, clean and maintain the salon's appearance, clean the bathroom, and equipment, and wash the salon towels.

SALARY: 6.25 per hour.

CONTACT: 343-1858 RENEWAL. BELONGERS WILL BE GIVEN FIRST PREFERENCE

30775

J.M.A BEAUTY SALON The Bight Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and door frames.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 341-1944

Belongers are to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30779

JOHN LENARD WILLIAMS Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

HAIR STYLIST

LABOURER

CLEANER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 247-1776

CONTACT: 244-7337

Shampooing, and styling hair, provide hair treatments, deep conditioning, permanents, coloring, and weaving. $7.50 Hourly Stocking and supplying designated facility areas, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, restroom cleaning etc. $6.25 Hourly BELONGERS ARE TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD 30796

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

L.A.F CONSTRUCTION

LOUISE FASHION VARIETY SHOP

Norway, Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

30757

Airport Road Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

LABOURER

Sweeping the house, mopping the floor, clean bathrooms, toilets, kitchen, living room, etc.

Salary: $6.25 hourly

CONTACT: 343-6168

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Belongers are to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30774

CONTACT: 342-1565

MARIE MICHELLE JOSEPH-WILSON

MARIO RENE

MATHURIN EDELAIRE

CARETAKER

DOMESTIC WORKER

DOMESTIC WORKER

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30753

The Bight Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Kew Town, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Help the patient get dressed, eat, bathe and complete light housekeeping duties, such as dishes or folding laundry. Plan, prepare and monitor meals. Run errands, remind patients of medications.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 341-1592 BELONGERS ONLY APPLY 30794

The Bight Is seeking to employ a

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30740

The Bight Bld. #58 Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 345-3580

CONTACT: 344-0981

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30783

30742

June 4-10, 2022 MILOURDES AMILCAR

MICHEAL OXIL Long Bay Is seeking to employ a

Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

DOMESTIC WORKER

MODERN CONSTRUCTION Venetian Road Is seeking to employ a

MONIQUE LOUIS Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

MASON

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $300.00 Weekly CONTACT: 346-4099 / 243-5074

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 333-7970

CONTACT: 342-2951

CONTACT: 242-3166

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

ALPHA CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

ASTRANEAK L. CHARLES

BAY BISTRO RESTAURANT

CAICOS UPHOLSTERY SERVICES

30763

Kishco Plaza, 1163B Leeward Highway Is seeking to employ a

CARETAKER

Taking care of children and cleaning.

Must be willing to work 5 days per week.

Salary: $1,200 monthly

CONTACT: 941-4434

30785

South Dock Road, Provo Is seeking to employ a

STEELMAN

30780

Grace Bay Is seeking to employ a

HELPER

Applicant must be willing to work, honest and reliable.

Laying steel in my building and my family.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 432-1025

EMAIL: NICOLA.HANNA@ACASCHOOL.ORG Belongers are to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board Work Permit Renewal 30825

CONTACT: 348-2204

EG AND MH CONSTRUCTION

EVANGELINE JEANTY CHARLES

FLEURIDOR MOTORS LTD.

CARPENTER

LABOURER

VEHICLE MECHANIC

Norway Rd., Downtown, Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

Follow blueprints and building plans. Install structures and fixtures. Measure, cut, or shape wood, plastic, and other materials. $9.00 Hourly

DOMESTIC WORKER Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework. $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 649-347-1894 30820

J&W POSITIVE SERVICE DELIVERY

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30791

Miracle Cl. Bld. #595 Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Five Cays, Provo Is seeking to employ a

Applicant must be honest, reliable and hard working.

Mechanical work on all cars and trucks.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly

CONTACT: 241-7341

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

JOJO’S CLEANING/ MAINTENANCE

JOSEPH PIERRE

Mary Jane Lane, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

Airport Road, South Caicos Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

LABOURER

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and door frames.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

CONTACT: 342-5965

CONTACT: 243-1910

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30828

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30815

CONTACT: 347-8803 30832

30817

30756

Blue Hills Road, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Stocking and supplying designated facility areas, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, restroom cleaning etc.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

30818

Behind Mara, Blue Hills Is seeking to employ a

BABYSITTER Ensuring a safe environment, preparing and giving meals, bathing and dressing children, administering medicine, doing housework, and etc.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 241-9120

Belongers are to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30812

ALCIDAS & JONATHAN GARDINER

ALEXANDRA PATRICE BOVELL

MAID

DOMESTIC WORKER

Wilson Circle, Blue Hills, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Mixes mortar; lays bricks and stones and/or concrete sidewalks; makes and repairs steps and plasters.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly

BELONGERS ONLY

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DOMESTIC WORKER

Performing general housework etc.

Must work 4 days a week.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 341-5407

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30792

P&D EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Acting on behalf of

CUTTING EDGE LANDSCAPING & DESIGNS Residence Yard, Five Cays

GARDENER

Over Back, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly CONTACT: 1-649-245-0113 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30840

DEREK ROLLE Over Back, Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

MASON

Mixes mortar; lays bricks and stones and/or concrete sidewalks; makes and repairs steps and plasters.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Planting trees, grooming and watering trees and removing weeds from garden.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly

CONTACT: 649-243-5645

CONTACT: 241-0607

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

J & V CONSTRUCTION

ISLAND DRYWALL FINISH Kew Town Is seeking to employ a

71 Paradise Rd., Cooper Jack Bay Is seeking to employ a

MASON

DRYWALL FINISHER

LABOURER

30826

Blue Hills Close, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

Smooth out concrete in segments to ensure the concrete is poured in level, Arrange the concrete forms. Prepare surface with hammer and chose.

Use special blades, making sure all lumps are smoothed over.

SALARY: 8.00 per hour

CONTACT: 347-1307

RENEWAL, THIS POSITION IS CURRENTLY HELD BY A WORK 30837 PERMIT HOLDER

KEVIN NATHANIEL SWANN Central Square, Whitby, North Caicos Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

30821

Responsible for installing wallboards to ceilings or to interior walls of buildings and applying plaster.

Salary: $300.00 Weekly

CONTACT: 341-1944

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30700

L.C & S VARIETY STORE

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30841

J&A CARPENTRY

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and doorframes.

Salary: $6.50 Hourly CONTACT: 649-231-2100 BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30842

L.M. VARIETY STORE

The Bight Is seeking to employ a

Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

LABOUR

Cleaning the house, laundering sheets, towels and personal clothing and other housework.

Salary: $6.25 Hourly

Cleaning outside the property with sweeper, pick up yard waste and collect leaves, dispose of trash, clean windows, and door frames.

Salary: $300.00 Weekly

CONTACT: 649-344-8116

CONTACT: 247-6465

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY TO THE LABOUR BOARD

30827

CONTACT: 241-3489

30810

Cleaning construction site with sweeper, pick up yard waste, dispose of construction debris.

Salary: $8.00 Hourly CONTACT: 649-232-3264 Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board A work permit holder currently holds this position 30816

54 CLASSIFIEDS THAMARA'S HAIR BRAIDING Address: Grand Turk Is seeking to employ:

TWO FRONT DESK CLERKS/ CASHIERS Salary: $6. 00per hourly

CONTACT: (649) 345 94 55

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a renewal work permit holder. 30858

WESNER LILUCE Address: Grand Turk Is seeking.

FRONT DESK CLERK/ CASHIER

WORKING 5 DAYS A WEEK. Salary: $7.00 per hourly CONTACT: (649) 346 18 97

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is currently held by a renewal work permit holder. 30859

AG VARIETY STORE

of industrial Park Road, Providenciales is seeking to employ a

STORE STOCKER

• To assist in lifting boxes and packing supplies as instructed.

• To assist with stocking of storage units, and inventory counts.

Basic Salary: $7.00 Hourly

CONTACT: (649)-346-2908 30870

AD FOR A

WAREHOUSE MANAGER AND FLOOR SUPERVISOR Ananda Ltd. has an immediate opening for a Warehouse Manager and Floor Supervisor. These positions are currently held by Work Permit Holders.

JOB SUMMARY/WAREHOUSE MANAGER:

• Manage the floor activities effectively in compliance with the company’s policy and vision • Overseeing receiving, warehousing, distribution and maintenance operations • Operate forklift and other warehouse equipment.

JOB SUMMARY/FLOOR SUPERVISOR

• Manage the floor activities effectively

in compliance with the company’s policy and vision • Oversee the retail staff including the cashiers and ensuring that financial objectives are met.

EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:

Minimum 3 years experience as a Manager and Supervisor in a Retail/ Hardware Store with the ability to communicate effectively, have a keen eye for detail and safety, and experience with computerized inventory systems.

Salary for the Warehouse Manager position is $3,000.00 monthly and $2,500.00 monthly for the Floor Supervisor position.

ANANDA LTD., LEEWARD HWY, PROVIDENCIALES. TEL: 941-8155 EMAIL: PAVAN@KBHOMECENTER.COM.

30882

CHEF Explorer Ventures (TCI) Ltd., a liveaboard scuba diving company operating one of its vessels out of Providenciales, the Turks and Caicos Islands, requires an experienced Chef to be responsible for the overall food preparation for passengers and crew aboard the vessel.

Starting salary: $1,200/month • ordering, purchasing, storing and preserving all food items; • preparing all meals and snacks; • maintaining the inventory of food and galley stores at levels to prevent waste; • keeping the galley and adjoining areas clean, and maintaining high standards of food hygiene.

• strictly adhering to the provisioning budget; • analysing and reporting any deviation from the budget; • participating in impromptu safety drills.

CHARLES EQUIPMENT RENTAL of New Subdivision Five Cays is seeking to employ a

HEAVY DUTY TRUCK DRIVER Perform work tasks while operating heavy machinery.

Basic Salary: $9.00 per hour

THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE MUST:

• • • •

pass a maritime medical/drug test. speak/write English fluently have excellent customer contact skills be able to accommodate special dietary requests • live onboard the vessel, with one day shore leave each week.

Previous liveaboard experience preferred.

This position is currently held by a Turks and Caicos Islander. Interested persons are asked to apply by email to Sarah Dauphinee, at jobs@ExplorerVentures.com Prospective applicants who are Turks and Caicos Islanders are invited to send copies of their applications to the Department of Employment Services.

ISLAND PAINTING TCI

of #1125 Leeward Highway is seeking to employ

LABOURER (2)

• To assist on interior finishes such as walls, floors, etc.

• To do basic carpentry work.

Basic Salary: $7 hourly.

TANISSAINT & ABDON CONSTRUCTION of Remy Yard, Five Cays - employ a

PAINTER

Preparing walls and other surfaces before painting, mixing and applying paints, varnishes, and sealants for a lasting finish.

Basic Salary: $8 hourly

CONTACT: (649)341-1977

CONTACT: (649) 232-0631 30869

CONTACT: (649) 331-6926

Belongers are encouraged to submit their resume to the labour board. 30891

EL RANCHO RESTAURANT

P&D EMPLOYMENT

SANTIAGUERO BARBER SHOP

Norway Rd., Kew Town

BARTENDER

• Uphold customer service • Maintain Bar • Mix and serve drinks Salary: $6.50 hourly

PLEASE SUBMIT APPLICATIONS NO LATER THAN MONDAY, JUNE 8TH, 2022 TO:

DUTIES INCLUDE:

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CONTACT: 331-9854

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board 30886

30871

Acting on behalf of

AIRPORT ROAD Is seeking to employ a

The Bight

NAIL TECHNICIAN

BJ BROTHERS CONTRACTING

MASON Lay blocks and plaster buildings.

Salary: $10.00 Hourly CONTACT: 649-323-6440

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board 30844

Basic manicures, artificial nails, gel nails, hand massages, nail fills, nail repair, and nail polishing. Salary: $6.50 Hourly.

CONTACT: 333-1505

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board 30889

VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY!!

THE LARGEST READERSHIP IN THE TURKS & CAICOS

DU-ALL CONTRACTORS 1 CARPENTER

Experienced in all phases of building; (from forming for footings to framing of roofs) for small building contracts Working six (6) days a week Salary: $15.00 hourly CONTACT: EMAIL MR. MULLINGS TROPICDIAMOND@HOTMAIL.COM TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDERS WHO ARE QUALIFIED AND INTERESTED, ARE INVITED TO SEND COPIES OF THEIR RESUME TO THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

2 CONSTRUCTION HELPER

To assist the skilled tradesman in their various duties, and to care for the employer’s small hand tools. Candidates should have at least a basic working knowledge of construction.

Working six (6) days a week Salary: $7.50 hourly CONTACT: EMAIL MR. MULLINGS TROPICDIAMOND@HOTMAIL.COM TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDERS WHO ARE QUALIFIED AND INTERESTED, ARE INVITED TO SEND COPIES OF THEIR RESUME TO THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. 30898

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MYSTIQUE CAR RENTAL & TOURS LTD.

FLAMINGO PHARMACY

BOOKKEEPER

ASSISTANT PHARMACY MANAGER

Is Seeking to Employ a

1. Must be customer service oriented 2. Must be computer literate 3. Excellent knowledge of Quick Books, Word, Excel 4. Experience with TSD rental software 5. Must be able to prepare regular management reports, Bank reconciliation and Financial

statements 6. Must be able to meet deadlines and handle multiple assignments 7. Must be willing to work on weekends and holidays when necessary 8. Have a Valid Driver’s License and a clean Police Record 9. Three references required

PLEASE FORWARD RESUME TO MYSTIQUE CAR RENTAL & TOURS LTD. 72 OLD AIRPORT ROAD, PROVIDENCIALES, TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS. Deadline: June 6, 2022 30895

Requires an

DUTIES INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

• Assist with the management of wholesale and pharmacy operations; • Devise and implement sales incentives and training for sales associates; • Manage local and international inventory logistics;

THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION SHOULD HAVE:

• At least ten years’ relevant experience in the pharmaceutical industry; • Proven ability in pharmaceutical sales, marketing and product launches; • In depth knowledge of legal and regulatory matters relating to pharmaceutical purchasing; • A second language would be advantageous but not a mandatory requirement; • Salary range between $50,000.00 to $55,000.00 per annum plus discretionary performance-related bonus.

TCI TRAINING CENTER LTD.

PLEASE SEND RESUME, COPY OF QUALIFICATIONS AND IMMIGRATION STATUS TO JOBS@ FLAMINGOPHARMACY.COM OR DELIVER TO CABOT HOUSE, GRACEWAY COMPLEX, LEEWARD HIGHWAY, PROVIDENCIALES, WITH A COPY TO THE LABOUR DEPARTMENT. TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDERS PREFERRED. THIS POSITION IS CURRENTLY HELD BY A WORK PERMIT HOLDER.

DISCOVERY BAY

MARTIAL ARTS INSTRUCTOR

In search of an experienced instructor to teach Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Self Defense classes for children and adults.

Salary $15 per hour.

• Must be graded Black Belt and Certified Instructor in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu from an accredited school.

• Must have at least 5 years experience working with children • Must have CPR certification • Must have a valid driver's licence • Must be willing to work evening and weekend classes • Must speak English

HEAD BREWER

PLEASE EMAIL RESUMES TO LISEGULA37@GMAIL.COM POSITION BEING ADVERTISED FOR WORK PERMIT HOLDER. Applications for qualified Turks & Caicos Islanders will be accepted.

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• Day to day running of brewing and bottling and canning operation.

• Winemaking and alcoholic malt beverages • Developing quality recipe formulation and ingredients selection handling and assessment of raw materials and grains.

• Controlling quality of product and keeping the facility and equipment clean and operation.

• Equipment maintenance and troubleshooting.

• Purchasing of raw materials.

SKILLS

The Turks and Caicos Islands Hospital is currently seeking experienced candidates to join the Facilities Management Department at Cheshire Hall Medical Centre & Cockburn Town Medical Center.

Applicants must be able to work 40 hours per week (5 shifts allocated over 7 days and include weekend working and bank holidays).

Qualifying candidates are to have worked at resort standard. All applicants must demonstrate high levels of ability in their chosen field, and ability to develop and learn hospital protocols relating to Infection Control and Hospital Policy and Procedure.

Excellent customer service skills, communications skills, good standards of spoken and written English are required for all posts.

CHESHIRE HALL MEDICAL CENTRE, PROVIDENCIALES:

• • • • •

Seamtress/Laundry Assistant– $10.50 per hour Porter - $9.16 per hour Kitchen Porter - $8.12 per hour Housekeeping Assistant - $8.12 per hour Catering Assistant - $8.12 per hour

COCKBURN TOWN MEDICAL CENTRE, GRAND TURK:

• Porter - $9.16 per hour • Housekeeping Assistant - $8.12 per hour

KEY ROLES – SALARIES BASED ON QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE:

• • • •

Housekeeping Supervisor Laundry Supervior Porter Team Leaders Head Chef

Appointments will be made based on successful interview, positive reference check, and clear Police check. *Previous experience is required for all posts.

For full Job Specification, Qualification Requirements, Package Details and any application queries, please contact Ms. Donique Pinnock and queries on Tel: 941-2800 Ext 71802.

Qualified Belongers will be given first consideration.

INTERESTED CANDIDATES PLEASE FORWARD YOUR CURRENT RESUME TO: DPINNOCK@INTERHEALTHCANADA.TC.

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• • • • •

Strong communication skills Sound Technical knowledge of brewing, winemaking and distilling.

Understanding of microbiology and aseptic lab technique Ability to maintain organized records of brew and quality control data.

Efficient computer skills.

Salary $50,000 per year or commensurate with experience.

QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN • Create, update, and maintain standard operating procedures for lab.

• Process and analyze the microbiology of the beer (and water) being produced, use this knowledge to make educated recommendations to the brewers, water production managers, and other members of management team for quality improvement.

• Measure and track dissolved Oxygen and CO2 levels.

• Maintain and calibrate laboratory equipment.

• Collect and quantify packaged beer archive for sensory panels.

• Manage sensory panels and record results for stability analysis and shelf-life recommendations.

• Perform microbiological testing (aseptic techniques, enrichment, plating, microscopy, PCR) on raw ingredients, in-process beer, and finished beer.

• Develop and manage yeast program including ordering, propagating, monitoring viability and pitch rates with input from Lead Brewer.

• Assist with troubleshooting production issues.

• Research and develop the QA/QC Department.

• Reporting all of the above to our Head Brewer, Water Production Manager and General Manager as appropriate.

• Other brewery & water related tasks that may require assistance.

• Any other related duties delegated to by a manager.

Salary $62000 per year or commensurate with experience.

PLEASE EMAIL RESUME TO DAVE@TURKSHEADBEER.COM PROVO BEVERAGES, INDUSTRIAL PARK, PROVIDENCIALES, TCI 30896

56 CLASSIFIEDS TRINITY TOTAL THREADS

Five Cays, Providenciales Is seeking to employ a

2 SEAMSTRESS

- $9.00 HOURLY Alterations, sew hems, fix tears, mend zippers and apply buttons.

TAILOR

- $9.00 HOURLY Fit and study garments to determine required alterations, Sew garments, measure clothing.

CONTACT: 649-243-4580

Belongers are encouraged to apply to the Labour Board 30839

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VACANCIES

CECIL BAILEY

Acting on behalf

ERB CONSTRUCTION

LABOURER

$6.25-$8.00 Hourly Keep the yard clean, cut trees, leaves, lift heavy things, etc.

4B NORTH SIDE Tel: 649-331-1067 Bertrand Charles

LABOURER

$6.25 Hourly Keep the yard clean, assist in daily activities, etc.

MIRACLE CL., BLUE HILLS TEL: 649-244-7491 ONLY BELONGER APPLY/ RENEWAL WORK PERMIT

30856

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

LEXA CLEANING SERVICES GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ

LABOURER 4 CLEANERS

Duties: To assist skilled Worker and keep job.

Sites clean. SALARY: $7.50 per hour

CONTACT: 244-2740

Belongers are encouraged To send a copy of their Resume to the Labour Board. This is a first work permit Application. 30880

Duties: Cleaning homes and Businesses as needed.

SALARY: $6.50 per hour

CONTACT: 332-2559

Belongers are encouraged to Submit a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. These positions Is currently held by a work permit holders. 30881

LORENZO FRANCIS

LOUIS JEAN TOUSSAINT

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

Duties: Regular household Chores and some cooking. SALARY: $6.50 per hour

CONTACT: 442-0116

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is held by a work Permit holder.

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GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

DOMESTIC WORKER

Duties: Regular household Chores and some cooking.

SALARY: $6.50 per hour

CONTACT: 347-4918

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is held by a work permit holder.

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TROPICAL DESTINATION MANAGEMENT (TROPICAL DMC)

VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY!!

THE LARGEST READERSHIP IN THE TURKS & CAICOS

GRACE BAY. IS IN NEED OF A

HANDYMAN

HELP WANTED TIBOR’S MACHINE SHOP LTD.

THE APPLICANT WOULD HAVE THE FOLLOWING SKILLS

1) 2) 3) 4) 5)

22 Cooper Jack Bay Rd, Industrial Park Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands BWI is looking to fill the following position

MANUFACTURING COST SPECAILIST • Works with operations, front office, and back office to achieve success by increasing productivity, reducing costs, and improving processes. Focuses on identifying and removing process inefficiencies using key continuous improvement tools and a defined methodology for solving problems down to root cause.

• Identifies opportunities to remove non-value-added steps in processes.

• Conducts, facilitates, and manages ongoing facility gap assessments and process improvement using lean six sigma projects through the diffusion of a mindset geared towards continuous improvement efforts • Drives data collection and analytics to identify opportunities for improvement • Oversees metal and other manufacturing workflows and implements new processes as required to improve efficiency and to support growth in new business lines • Helps promoting quality assurance and quality control measures by improving systems and internal processes ▪ Serves as project leader for continuous improvement initiatives in a quick turn manufacturing setting • Assists in preparing job costing plans, records, analysis, and reporting • Improves inventory workflows and assists in setting advanced inventory management system • Prepares and generates management reports

SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS:

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent in manufacturing engineering, business, or a related field • Lean Six Sigma certification • Knowledge of process mapping methodologies • Previously worked in senior positions in machine shop, manufacturing, or fabrication industry • Experience in manufacturing workflows design and advanced job costing in metal manufacturing • Strong track records in increasing business profitability • Strong oral and written communication, Microsoft Office, interpersonal, presentation and organization skills Wage: $500 per week

INTERESTED APPLICANTS CAN CONTACT 941-5802/ EMAIL YOUR RESUME TO ancha@tiborsmachineshop.com, or send resume to the Labour Board.

POSITIONS FOR RENEWAL WORK PERMIT HOLDERS; BELONGERS NEED ONLY APPLY

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Carrying of all supplies to and from event locations Setting up beach arches, canopy’s, and all structures Stringing lights on the beach and at wedding restaurant locations.

Washing of company vehicles.

Set up and tear down at all events in which Tropical DMC has provided the services for. Raking the beach, carrying equipment, digging holes for beach arches, climbing ladders, hanging lighting, carrying large boxes etc. You will need to be in physical shape to do this part of the job as it is extremely labor intensive.

6) Cleaning of storage units once per week.

7) Assisting with cabling for all electronic work we do with sound systems and speakers.

The pay rate for this position is $7.00 per hour and is approximately 20 hours per week. This position is for work permit renewal PLEASE EMAIL YOUR RESUME TO: Teresa Brunner tbrunner@tropicaldmc.com or call 649-231-4161 Belongers are encouraged to submit a copy of their resume to the Labor Department

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GREEN REVOLUTION LTD

RENEWABLE ENERGY INSTALLATION AND DESIGN TECHNICIAN • Suitable Candidate should be a fully qualified time served electrician with a minimum of 10years experience.

• Suitable Candidate should have a minimum 5 years of solar PV installation experience • Candidate should hold an Advanced qualification in Renewable Energy systems (USSI PV201 or similar).

• Candidate should have hands-on experience of installing grid tied, grid interactive and off-grid renewable energy systems.

• Candidate should have hands on experience of renewable energy systems design.

• Candidate should be familiar with CAD and be able to create and read

engineering drawings • Candidate should be computer literate and be able to operate word, excel, outlook and other Microsoft office software suite.

DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES

• Responsible for procurement and logistics of delivery of renewable energy systems. Oversee and maintain renewable energy systems.

• Review and research alternative new forms of renewable energy, suitable for this market.

• Perform a mock-up installation of a renewable energy system.

• Liaising with clients and consultants

Suitable candidates should deliver resumes to #2A Courtyard Plaza, Leeward Highway Tel: 649-331-1393 Email: moreinfo@greenrevolutionltd.com Starting Salary $1250/week

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Science & Technology

Best exercise time may differ for men and women, study suggests Wet wipes flushed down the toilet can end up on beaches.

Harmful bacteria survives longer on plastic Scottish beach waste BACTERIA on wet wipes and cotton buds washed up on Scottish beaches can survive long enough to pose a risk to human health, researchers have found.

A Stirling University team found “concentrated reservoirs” of faecal bacteria on plastic waste on 10 beaches along the Firth of Forth estuary.

It found that bacteria such as E. coli were binding to the plastic more often than natural material like seaweed.

The team said the volume of waste discovered was “shocking”.

Prof Richard Quilliam,

who led the team, said: “We expected to collect a few wet wipes everywhere, but the team came back with bags of them.”

The professor said: “There has been much coverage recently of sewage waste being directly discharged into rivers and the sea, especially after heavy rain when some sewage treatment plants exceed their capacity for effective treatment.

“Some of the plastic waste we have recovered could be from legacy sewage spills that have persisted in the environment, but the volume of waste we are seeing is shocking.”

WARD’S CONSULTANCY ACTING ON BEHALF OF OUR CLIENT

COYABA RESTAURANT

MIXOLOGIST

SOMMELIER

DELUXE DAY SPA

14 Caribbean paradise inn, Grace Bay Contact 946-5186 $600 p/w +tips Informing guests on the variety of wines available, training wait staff on available wines.

$300.00 p/w + tip responsible for setting up of the Bar daily.

Provo plaza unite #5, 963 Leeward Highway

MASSEUSE

$7.00 p/h performs therapeutic massages

Belonger are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the labour board. Renewal.

EXERCISE is good for you whenever you do it, but the time of day to achieve the best result may be different for women and men, according to a US study.

It found women burned more body fat during morning exercise, whereas evenings counted more for men.

Much of what is known on this topic is based on studies on men, the researchers say.

Differences in hormones, in biological clocks and sleep-wake cycles between the sexes, could all play a role.

The study of 30 men and 26 women - all active and healthy, and between 25 and 55 years old - lasted 12 weeks and monitored the effects of a varied fitness programme, which included stretching, sprint, resistance and endurance training.

One group exercised for an hour before 08:30 while the other group followed the same activities in the evening, between 18:00 and 20:00. All participants followed a speciallydesigned meal plan.

The researchers tested everyone’s blood pressure and body fat over the course of the study, as well as their flexibility, strength and aerobic power at the start and end.

All those who took part in the study improved their overall health and performance over the 12week trial, no matter when they exercised.

“The best time for exercise

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YA3B

ROUDY INNOCENT

Acting on behalf of WILLY BARBER SHOP #4 Morris Plaza 348-1832

COSMETOLOGIST

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

LABOURER

BARBER

To clean and maintain premises and any Other chores as assigned.

SALARY: $7.50 per hour.

TCI WASTE DISPOSAL

CONTACT: 243-3402

- $7.00 Hourly Provides hair, skin, nails, and makeup services.

- $7.00 Hourly Cutting and styling hair or giving shaves.

Blue Hills 231-8523

WASTE COLLECTOR

- $8.00 Hourly Pick up trash and transport it to the facility.

Belonger Only/Renewal

30843

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is filled by a work Permit holder.

30877

RUTH’S BEAUTY SALON GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ

HAIRSTYLIST Duties: As befitting the job. Salary: $7.50 per hour.

CONTACT: 247-9212

Belongers are asked to send a copy of their resume to The labour Board. ThIs position is currently held by a work permit Holders.

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Early morning exercise could benefit women who want to reduce body fat and blood pressure.

is the best time you can do it and fit it into your schedule,” says Dr Paul Arciero, lead study author and professor of health and human physiological sciences at Skidmore College, New York state.

But he suggests there is “something else going on” which may mean the ideal time of day to exercise is different for women and men.

EARLY OR LATE? Based on the results, women interested in reducing fat around their middle and reducing their blood pressure should aim to exercise in the morning, Dr Arciero says.

This is important because belly - or abdominal - fat

wraps around the body’s internal organs, including the liver, and can be dangerous.

However, he says women trying to improve muscle strength in their upper body as well as their overall mood and food intake, should take evening exercise, The men in the trial were less sensitive to the time of day they exercised, improving their strength in the mornings and evenings.

But evening exercise was found to be “ideal for men interested in improving heart and metabolic health, as well as emotional wellbeing,” says Dr Arciero.

Improving metabolic health means reducing the risk of conditions such as obesity, type 2 diabetes,

heart disease and stroke.

It’s not clear exactly why men and women’s responses to the timing of exercise were so different, and the researchers say more research is needed to find out more.

They say women may burn more body fat in the morning because they are more likely to have excess belly fat. The body’s internal rhythms may also be a factor.

The study, published in Frontiers in Physiology, tracked people with a healthy weight, but the researchers say the programme could also work on people who are overweight or obese.

“They have more opportunity to benefit,” says Dr Arciero. (BBC)

TDMG CONCORDIA LTD Grace bay, Providenciales, T.C.I

PAINTERS, MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS, CARPENTERS Preparing walls and other surfaces before painting. Mixing and applying paints, varnishes, and sealants for a lasting finish. Using fillers such as putty and plaster to repair cracks. Buying paint, brushes, and other suppliers. Take measurements and calculate the size and amount of material needed to Cut, shape and smooth lumber and other material.

Respond quickly in the event of an emergency, notify appropriate personnel and follow safety protocol. Survey buildings and repair mechanical systems to ensure they are consistent with health and safety regulations.Maintain heating and plumbing systems to ensure functionality.Undertake activities of pest control such as spraying insecticide.

Wage $9 to $15 per hour. Work Monday to Saturday, holidays, weekends.

BELONGERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO SEND RESUME TO INVOICES@TDMGLTD.COM.

TEL: 941-3445

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Science & Technology

WHO says monkeypox has been spreading undetected as global cases rise to more than 550 THE World Health Organisation on Wednesday confirmed more than 550 monkeypox cases across 30 countries as the virus continues to spread across the globe.

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the sudden appearance of monkeypox in multiple countries across the world indicates the virus has been spreading undetected for some time outside the West and Central African nations where it is usually found.

The virus may have been transmitted for months or years undetected though investigations are ongoing and there are clear no answers yet, according to Dr. Rosamund Lewis, the WHO’s monkeypox technical lead.

“We don’t really know whether it’s too late to contain. What WHO and all member states are trying to do is prevent onward spread,” Lewis said during a news conference in Geneva on Wednesday.

Contact tracing and isolating patients who have monkeypox are crucial to stopping the spread, she said.

Tedros said most of the cases have been reported by men who sought care at sexual health clinics after they’ve had sex with other men and developed symptoms.

He emphasized that anyone can catch monkeypox through close physical contact, warned against stigmatizing people and called on countries to increase surveillance to identify cases in the broader

Monkeypox symptoms generally resolve on their own, although the disease can be severe in some cases.

population.

Monkeypox symptoms generally resolve on their own, Tedros said, though the disease can be severe in some cases. No deaths have been reported from the current outbreaks in North America and Europe. However, monkeypox has also not spread yet among more vulnerable populations such

as pregnant women and children in these regions, said Maria Van Kerkhove, the WHO’s Covid-19 technical lead.

However, the WHO has been monitoring monkeypox in Africa for five decades and deaths are reported on the continent every year, Lewis said. More than 70 deaths from monkeypox have

been reported across five African countries in 2022, she said.

Monkeypox cases have been increasing in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in recent years which may be because vaccination against smallpox was halted in 1980. Monkeypox is in the same virus family as smallpox though it is milder.

Coffee linked to lower risk of death, according to study

A new report suggests coffee is linked to lower risk of death.

COFFEE lovers everywhere may now have another reason to justify that morning cup of Joe. A new study reveals that drinking coffee may lower the risk of death.

The study, published Monday, in the Annals of Internal Medicine looked at 120,000 people in the U.K. who regularly drank unsweetened or sugar-sweetened coffee over seven years. The study suggests those who drank 1.5 to 3.5 cups a day had a lower risk of death during those seven years than non-coffee drinkers, even if they added a teaspoon of sugar —

not artificial sweetener — to every cup.

According to NBC News, the researchers didn’t look at causality, so they couldn’t say whether coffee is directly responsible for the outcome.

“Biologically, it is plausible that coffee could actually confer some direct health benefits,” said Dr. Christina Wee, an associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. Wee edited the study and wrote an accompanying editorial about the results.

But she added: “We can’t say for sure that it’s the coffee drinking per

se that leads to the lower mortality risk.”

According to the findings, people who drank unsweetened coffee were 16 percent to 21 percent less likely to die during the study period than people who didn’t drink coffee at all.

The participants in the study were roughly 56 years old, on average, and they were recruited from 2006 to 2010. The researchers accounted for factors like diet, smoking, socioeconomic status, pre-existing health problems and exposure to air pollution, according to the report. (Al.com)

DORALITA WALKIN

ISLAND HOUSE LVM LTD

1 DOMESTIC WORKER

COOK X 2

122 Aquamarine Drive, Blue Hills, Providenciales Is seeking to employ

Is seeking to employ a

Must have a minimum of 3 years’ experience and able to work with little or no supervision.

Main responsibilities will include but limited to household duties and caring of small children.

Salary start at $6.50 per hour and is based on experience.

BELONGER ARE ENCOURAGED TO SEND COPY OF THEIR RESUME TO LABOR BOARD, INTERESTED PERSONS SHOULD CONTACT 241-4243 TO SET UP AN INTERVIEW. CURRENT POSITION IS HELD BY A WORK PERMIT HOLDER.

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DUTIES: • Prepare healthy and tasty meals for our guests using fresh local ingredients must keep kitchen area and cooking equipment clean according to standard sanitary guidelines and procedures.

• Must be willing to work 6 days a week including weekends and holidays.

SALARY: $8.50

These positions are for work permits holders but interested TCI belongers are encouraged to drop off their resume to Care Professional Consultancy located in Sam’s Harvey Bldg.

Unit # 9 Downtown, Providenciales; or email Care@tciway.tc

THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS IS JUNE 4TH 2022 ONLY PERSONS SELECTED FOR AN INTERVIEW WILL BE CONTACTED.

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Science & Technology

Astronomers detect a new radio source of unknown origin DURING radio continuum observations of a spiral galaxy known as NGC 2082, Australian astronomers have discovered a mysterious bright and compact radio source, which received designation J054149.24–641813.7.

The origin and nature of this source is unknown and requires further investigation. The finding is reported in a paper published May 23 on the arXiv pre-print repository.

In general, radio sources are various objects in the universe that emit relatively large amounts of radio waves. Among the strongest sources of such emission are pulsars, certain nebulas, quasars, and radio galaxies.

Now, a team of astronomers led

by Joel Balzan of Western Sydney University in Australia, report the finding of a new radio source, whose true nature is still uncertain.

While observing NGC 2082 using Australian Square Kilometer Array

Pathfinder (ASKAP), Australia Telescope Compact Array (ATCA) and Parkes radio telescope, they identified a strong point radio source positioned 20 arcseconds from the galaxy centre. NGC 2082 is a G-type spiral galaxy in the Dorado constellation, located some 60 million light years away from the Earth, with a diameter of approximately 33,000 light years.

“We present radio continuum observations of NGC 2082 using ASKAP, ATCA and Parkes telescopes from 888 MHz to 9,000 MHz. Some 20 arcsec from the centre of this nearby spiral galaxy, we discovered a bright and compact radio source, J054149.24– 641813.7, of unknown origin,” the researchers wrote in the paper.

The study found that the radio luminosity of J054149.24– 641813.7 at 888 MHz is at a level of 129 EW/Hz and that it has a flat radio spectral index (about 0.02).

This, according to the astronomers,

disfavors the scenario in which J054149.24–641813.7 may be a supernova remnant (SNR) or a pulsar, suggesting that the source may be of thermal origin.

The researchers noted that the compact nature of J054149.24– 641813.7 and its location at the outskirts of NGC 2082 are reminiscent of those of some fast radio bursts (FRBs). However, the results suggest that J054149.24– 641813.7 is probably not bright enough to be a persistent radio source with an embedded FRB progenitor.

The astronomers concluded that the most likely remaining possibility is that J054149.24– 641813.7 is an extragalactic background source, such as quasi-stellar object (QSO, quasar), radio galaxy or active galactic nucleus (AGN). They added that the flat spectral index together with somewhat weak polarization at 5,500 and 9,000

Astronomers said the strong point radio source is positioned 20 arcseconds from the galaxy centre.

MHz support this hypothesis.

However, there is currently no high resolution neutral atomic hydrogen (HI) absorption data for NGC 2082, which could confirm this assumption.

“We find that the probability

of finding such a source behind NGC 2082 is P = 1.2 percent, and conclude that the most likely origin for J054149.24–641813.7 is a background quasar or radio galaxy,” the authors of the paper explained. (Phys.org)

World’s biggest plant discovered off Australian coast THE largest known plant on Earth - a seagrass roughly three times the size of Manhattan - has been discovered off the coast of Australia.

Using genetic testing, scientists have determined a large underwater meadow in Western Australia is in fact one plant.

It is believed to have spread from a single seed over at least 4,500 years.

The seagrass covers about 200 sq km (77 sq miles), researchers from the University of Western Australia said.

The team stumbled upon the discovery by accident at Shark Bay, about 800km (497 miles) north of Perth.

The seagrass covers an area the size of about 20,000 football fields, researchers say.

NORMAN PARKER Grand Turk Is seeking to employ a

MASON Duties: To employ

masonry skills building projects. Salary: $8.00 per hour.

CONTACT: 241-7244

Belongers are asked to send a copy of their resume to The Labour Board. This position is Filled by a work permit holder. 30875

SUZIE GLINTON

NATASHAS CONSULTANCY

GRAND TURK Is seeking to employ a

Acting on behalf of

CARETAKER

AIR-CONDITION MAN

CARETAKER

TRIPLE R CONSTRUCTION 241-8090 - $10.00 Hourly Installation of A/C Systems, Fabrication of Air Condition duct.

RONY DEAN - 345-2694 $10.00 Hourly Help patient get dressed and complete housekeeping duties.

VATTYA JOSEPH AGENOR 347-5319 - $10.00 Hourly Help patient get dressed and complete housekeeping duties.

DOMESTIC WORKER

CHARITE PIERRE 341-0033 - $10.00 Hourly General cleaning duties.

KITCHEN HELPER DRAGON BAR RESTAURANT AND LUPO 242-0805 - $10.00 Hourly Preparing the kitchen and keeping it tidy at all times.

BELONGERS ONLY

They had set out to understand the genetic diversity of the species - also known as ribbon weed which is commonly found along parts of Australia’s coast.

Researchers collected shoots from across the bay and examined 18,000 genetic markers to create a “fingerprint” from each sample.

They had aimed to discover how many plants made up the meadow.

“The answer blew us away - there was just one!” said Jane Edgeloe, the study’s lead author.

“That’s it, just one plant has expanded over 180km in Shark Bay, making it the largest known plant on Earth.”

The plant is also remarkable

30830

DOMESTIC WORKER Duties: Regular household Chores and some cooking.

SALARY: $6.50 per hour.

CONTACT: 345-5891

Belongers are encouraged to send a copy of their resume to the Labour Board. This position is held by a work permit holder.

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for its hardiness, having grown in locations across the bay with wildly variable conditions.

“It appears to be really resilient, experiencing a wide range of temperatures and salinities plus extreme high light conditions, which together would typically be highly stressful for most plants,” said Dr Elizabeth Sinclair, one of the researchers.

The species generally grows like a lawn at a rate of up to 35cm (13.7in) a year. This is how researchers estimated it has taken 4,500 years to sprawl to its current size.

The research has been published in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. (BBC)

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Impressive Argentina beat Italy in Finalissima LIONEL Messi and Angel di Maria shone as Argentina beat Italy at Wembley in the Finalissima - a renewal of the contest between the champions of Europe and South America.

Messi’s run and cross set up the opener for Lautaro Martinez, who then turned provider for Di Maria to chip a second.

Substitute Paulo Dybala rounded off a handsome win in injury time.

Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini played the first half of what was his 118th and final international match.

The contest is the first between the two continental champions in 29 years.

It is a revival of the Artemio Franchi Cup, competed for twice before - in 1985, when France beat Uruguay and in 1993, when Argentina beat Denmark on penalties.

ARGENTINA FURTHER UNDERLINE HUGE POTENTIAL Argentina’s victory in front of 87,112 continues their remarkable run of results since June 2019 they are unbeaten in 32 matches,

winning their first Copa America since 1993 and cruising through qualification for the World Cup in Qatar in the process.

Their side at Wembley showcased a host of elite global talent, including a stellar front three of Di Maria, Martinez and Messi, who were a menace throughout with their movement and neat interplay.

It was Di Maria and Messi who truly stood out, however, staging their own mini contest with Paris St-Germain club-mate and Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma in what became an increasingly one-sided affair.

Inside two minutes, Di Maria was attempting to lob Donnarumma from close to halfway. By the end of the first half, he had scored a magnificent chip to follow up Martinez’s opener, created by a typically untouchable Messi run and cross.

Italy were simply grateful to their keeper for the string of impressive saves he made to keep the scoreline respectable, before Dybala fired in low with the last kick of the game.

Behind Argentina’s front three,

Argentina are now unbeaten in their last 32 matches - a run stretching back to June 2019

Giovani lo Celso and Rodrigo de Paul were a constant source of energy and positivity while Nicolas Otamendi and Cristian Romero provided grit and guile when needed at the back.

It is 36 years since Argentina won the World Cup. With this side, marrying its undoubted talent with a supreme work-rate, they would appear to have an excellent chance of ending their wait for a third global crown.

2020 triumph and a chance to say goodbye to one of the modern game’s great defenders.

Instead, what started out as a bitter-sweet occasion ended as a chastening one.

The Azzurri know it will be at least four years before they have the chance to face elite non-European opposition such as Argentina in a competitive fixture again. They

also now know just how wide the gulf is between themselves and such sides.

Their failure to qualify for this year’s World Cup - the second in a row they will have missed - is undoubtedly a huge blow to a nation that had come so far under the management of Roberto Mancini and would have fancied their chances in Qatar.

DISAPPOINTING WEMBLEY RETURN FOR ITALY For Italy, Wednesday’s game could have been a celebration - a return to the scene of their Euro

AC Milan: American investment firm RedBird to buy Serie A club for £1bn AMERICAN investment group RedBird Capital have reached an agreement to buy AC Milan from Elliott Advisors.

The deal values AC Milan, who were crowned Serie A champions for the first time in 11 years at the end of last month, at 1.2bn euros (£1bn).

RedBird own a stake in Fenway Sports Group, the owners of Liverpool and baseball team the Boston Red Sox. Elliott, who took over the club from businessman Li Yonghong, will retain a minority stake and seats on the board.

Milan say the transition to new ownership will take place over the summer and that the deal will be completed no later than September.

“We are honoured to be a part of AC Milan’s illustrious history and are excited to play a role in the club’s next chapter as it returns to its rightful place at the very top of Italian, European and world football,” RedBird founder Gerry

Salah had a late chance saved by Real Madrid keeper Thibaut Courtois in the Champions League final.

Salah ‘wishes’ next season could start back right away after Champions League defeat AC Milan won their 19th Serie A title but the first for 11 years on the last day of the season.

Cardinale said.

Elliott took over the seven-times European champions four years ago when Chinese businessman Li Yonghong failed to meet some obligations linked to a financing package for the purchase of the club

from Silvio Berlusconi in 2017.

Elliott’s Gordon Singer added: “When Elliott acquired AC Milan in 2018, we inherited a club with a tremendous history, but with serious financial problems and a mediocre sporting performance.

LIVERPOOL forward Mohamed Salah says part of him “wishes” next season “starts again tomorrow” following the club’s Champions League final defeat.

The Reds were beaten 1-0 by Real Madrid in Paris last Saturday.

Liverpool ended the season as Carabao Cup and FA Cup winners and second to Manchester City in the Premier League.

“I cannot express in words how much we wanted to bring that trophy back to Liverpool but in the

end we couldn’t,” wrote Salah on social media.

“I cannot thank the fans enough for your support.

“It has been a very long season but a part of me wishes the next one starts again tomorrow.”

The 29-year-old has yet to sign a new contract with the Reds, despite his current deal ending in June 2023, but said in the build-up to the game against Real Madrid that he would be “staying next season for sure” with the Anfield club.

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Ukraine stun Scotland to set up Wales play-off final A heroic Ukraine roused a performance of spirit, endeavour and courage to stun Scotland 3-1 and earn a historic World Cup play-off final against Wales.

With their country enshrouded in trauma amid the ongoing war with Russia, a team hauled together shone brightly at a sun-drenched Hampden.

Andriy Yarmolenko and Roman Yaremchuk struck either side of half-time, before Callum McGregor gave Scotland hope late on. But Artem Dovbyk sealed a Qatar 2022 showdown in Cardiff on Sunday with the last kick of the ball.

While images of fans watching on in war-torn Ukraine circulated, 3,500 fans bedecked in light blue and yellow - including 65 orphans invited by the Scottish FA celebrated wildly in Glasgow on a night none will forget.

It was an evening which started with the lyrics of the Ukrainian

Roman Yaremchuk’s header just after the break gave Ukraine a two-goal lead and left Scotland with too much to do.

national anthem striking an emotional chord at a charged Hampden.

Moments after their side strode on to the pitch draped in flags of their homeland, the words which were belted out took on a whole

Djokovic is 30-29 ahead in the head-to-head between the two greats, but Nadal leads 20-8 on clay.

French Open: Rafael Nadal beats Novak Djokovic in late-night thriller RAFAEL Nadal demonstrated once again why he is the greatest player in French Open history by beating long-time rival Novak Djokovic in a late-night thriller to reach the men’s singles semi-finals.

Nadal, going for a 14th title, started superbly and fought off resistance from defending champion Djokovic to win 6-2 4-6 6-2 7-6 (7-4) at Roland Garros.

Nadal secured victory at 1:15am local time after over four hours on court.

The 21-time Grand Slam winner now faces third seed Alexander Zverev on Friday.

Germany’s Zverev, 25, reached the semi-finals for the second successive year after surviving teenage sensation Carlos Alcaraz’s fightback earlier on Tuesday.

“To win against Novak there is

only one way: to play your best from the first point to the last,” said 35-year-old Nadal, who thanked the Paris crowd for showing their “love”.

“This is one of those magic nights for me.”

Victory for fifth seed Nadal avenged his semi-final defeat by Djokovic last year and extended his all-time record on the Roland Garros clay to 110 wins in 113 matches.

The rivalry between the pair is the most enduring in men’s tennis, with Nadal winning their 59th meeting seeing him narrow the gap to 30-29 in the head-tohead.

“Nadal showed why he is a great champion and stayed mentally tough. No doubt he deserves it,” said Djokovic. (BBC)

new significance. “The glory and freedom of Ukraine has not yet perished. Luck will still smile on us brother-Ukrainians.”

As it transpired, luck had little to do with their team’s triumph here. In perhaps their finest hour, they were peerless.

This match was a long time coming.

Originally planned for March but postponed in the hope Ukraine would be capable of playing the fixture, a series of friendlies were all Olexandr Petrakov had to prepare.

It’s been a gut-wrenching journey, with the tears on the face Oleksandr Zinchenko in Tuesday’s pre-match news conference offering a poignant reminder to all what this game means against the backdrop of Ukraine’s struggles.

But in Glasgow, there was no emotional fatigue. Not a hint of an adrenaline rush fading, not a whiff of the event getting the better of them.

Barring a late rally from the hosts, Petrakov’s men exposed Scotland’s vulnerabilities, which were made even more pronounced by the absence of Arsenal’s Kieran Tierney. The opener on 33 minutes articulated that perfectly.

Yarmolenko timed his run on to a through ball to perfection as Scotland’s high line failed. It was just him and the whites of Craig Gordon’s eyes. Those eyes soon gazed up as the ball floated sublimely over the goalkeeper’s head and into the back of the net.

Steve Clarke shuffled his pack at half-time, throwing on Ryan Christie. But just four minutes after the restart, Scotland were again ripped open with ease.

Oleksandr Karavaev was given the freedom of Mount Florida to bowl in another cross and Yaremchuk dealt with Aaron Hickey’s attention without much trouble, his arching header back across goal looping in.

Clarke stood still at the edge of his technical area as the Benfica striker raced to his countrymen and women behind the goal.

In truth, the warning signs had been there. Gordon had denied Viktor Tsygankov on the half volley, while the Hearts goalkeeper saved from Yarmolenko at point-

blank range with the game goalless.

Then came the moment when Scotland saw their world flash in front of them. John McGinn, the Tartan Army’s darling, was gifted a header from six yards after Georgiy Bushchan flapped at a cross. With the goal at his mercy, the Aston Villa man headed wide.

He looked on in disbelief.

On the touchline, Clarke seemed unmoved, preparing two substitutes for a late charge.

Scotland charged but toiled still, yet with 11 minutes they were gifted a lifeline. McGregor’s effort was again not dealt with by an increasingly rattled Bushchan, who palmed the ball into the air and just over the line before it was hacked clear. Hampden erupted in a primal roar of desperate hope rather than founded expectation.

But as Scotland pushed, they were even more exposed at the back. A series of long punts in the closing stages broke down, with one final roll of the dice allowing the Ukrainians to burst forward deep into injury time.

Substitute Dovbyk had all the time he wished to eventually dispatch the ball by Gordon. The Dnipro-1 forward, who has not played a competitive match since December, showed little emotion as the ball ruffled the net. Around him, his compatriots celebrated wildly on an astonishing night for Ukraine as a football team, and a nation. (BBC)

England captain Ben Stokes shows support to ill Graham Thorpe CAPTAIN Ben Stokes wore a special England shirt in support of Graham Thorpe at the toss for the first Test against New Zealand at Lord’s.

In May, the Professional Cricketers’ Association said that former England and Surrey batter Thorpe, 52, was “seriously ill” in hospital.

Stokes’ shirt had Thorpe’s name and capped number 564 on the back.

“We’re supporting him, his wife, kids and all his family and friends through this tough time,” said Stokes.

Left-handed middle-order batter Thorpe played 100 Tests for England between 1993 and 2005, averaging 44.66. He also played 82 one-day internationals.

He was England men’s assistant coach until February, but left the role following the 4-0 Ashes defeat

by Australia and was appointed

Stokes wore the shirt dedicated to Thorpe at the toss.

head coach of Afghanistan’s men’s team in March.

“Everybody is aware that Thorpey is very unwell. We all love Thorpey and he means a hell

of a lot to us,” added Stokes.

“I’ve spoken with his wife Amanda. She’s been grateful and thankful for the respect and privacy the family have received.” (BBC)

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Roberto and Carola Stipa, Murray and Mira win Bob Graham Memorial Scramble

Roberto Stipa, Carola Stipa, Paul Murray and Tony Mira emerged victorious at the event.

The youngsters are taking part in a three-month course.

ROBERTO Stipa, Carola Stipa, Paul Murray and Tony Mira emerged victorious in the 2022 Bob Graham Memorial Turks and Caicos Islands Golf Association Scramble, which was played at the Royal Turks and Caicos Golf Club on Sunday last.

Some 72 golfers started the event, but in the end, it came down to a battle for the top spot. The eventual winners finished with a combined score of 56.13. Second place was won by Todd Foss, Leslie Foss, Ingo Reckhorn and Fraser Dods (57.38), while third place was won by Perry Delancy, Carl Simmons, Anthony Walkin

and Marc Rawlins (57.75).

The fourth-place team of Toby Barkworth, Owen Barkworth, John Jones and Peter Howe finished with a score of 58.75.

Meanwhile, Nick Aquino, Alex Aquino, Alec Belvin and Drew Scrymgeour (66.13) were crowned the most honest team.

Tazmara Gowans won closest to the pin twice (the eighth and 15th holes), while Dale Hodgkins and Keith Burant also won the award for the fourth and 17th holes respectively.

Pierre Magnier and Andrea Todd finished as the long drive winners.

Former national athlete Roshano Cox relaying some life experiences to the budding athletes.

Twin Island Sport Development Camp unearthing new talent The Twin Island Sport Development Camp has been progressing well in North Caicos.

The three-month event, which was started in May by Sports Development Officer Roshano Cox is targeting youth athletes

between the ages of 9-13.

The aim of the event is to teach the youngsters a series of skills designed to help

them understand the mechanics of what it takes to be an athlete.

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The young cyclists had fun in the race.

The winners of the IGA National Heroes Day Classic

Registre rides away with spoils at IGA National Heroes Day Classic FRED Registre continued his dominance in cycling by riding away with the championship trophy at the IGA National Heroes Day Classic, which was held on Saturday in Providenciales.

The ace rider, who has dominated this season, had also won the Trainwreck Time Trial two weekends ago.

In last weekend’s 51-miler

(50.87 miles to be exact). Registre was able to again beat out the other top cyclists in the TCI for championship honours.

He also topped the Men’s Masters Category.

Sean Rodgers again placed second, while winning the Men’s Elite, while Devaughn Williams finished third (second in the Men’s Masters) and Tyrone Bishop fourth.

Dane Ritchie took over as Technical Director of the TCIFA in January of 2022.

Ritchie hoping for a home victory as TCI host Bonaire Technical Director of the Turks and Caicos Islands Football Association (TCIFA), Dane Ritchie is hoping that TCI can pull off an opening victory when they meet Bonaire in their opening encounter of the Nations League on Friday at the TCIFA National Academy.

Ritchie however noted that the visiting side will be a “tough opponent” but that TCI can use their home ground advantage.

Although Bonaire is not a part of FIFA, they have had playing experience with a welldeveloped team.

Ritchie said that TCI has

been preparing and “are ready” to kick off their Nation League campaign.

With skipper Billy Forbes expected back for the match, the TCI would have an edge, especially if the home crowd play their part.

After Friday’s clash, the senior footballers will battle against Sint Maarten on June 14.

Tickets will not be sold at the venue on match day, but is available at the TCIFA National Academy General Secretariat (Office) Venetian Road and at Caicos Mart (Gas Station) in South Dock Road.

The senior cyclists battled over 51 miles.

Kavin Ewing placed fifth, Chevron Bishop sixth and Matthew Williams seventh. Williams was also first in the Men’s Masters II. The Cadets also competed, but over a shorter distance.

In the Cadet III Division, Pari Ochani finished ahead of Yash Ochani with Kavya Mirwani finishing third, Kairo Isaac fourth and Naira Mirwani fifth.

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