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HIGH COURT RULES AGAINST NEEDHAM’S POINT By Emmanuel Joseph Henderson Williams, the former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Needham’s Point Holdings Limited who took his employer to court over his April 2019 dismissal, has been awarded damages by the local High Court. A brief oral judgment was handed down on Thursday by Justice Michelle Weekes who set May 9 as the date for

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BAS assures there will be no pork shortage this Christmas

The top brass of the Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS) is assuring Barbadians they will have enough pork this Christmas.In an interview with Barbados TODAY, president Henderson Williams and chief executive officer James Paul said there would be no shortages of either pork or pork products even though statistics point to a decline in pigs slaughtered at the island’s main processing facility, HIPAC Ltd in recent months.Williams, who is also the head of the Barbados Pig Farmers’ Association, said that there was nothing unusual about the drop in numbers. He explained that coming out of the heightened periods of the COVID-19 pandemic, some farmers were exercising caution while others were being strategic, allowing their pigs to gain more weight so they can reap more sweets for the holiday period.

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BAS pursuing pension, medical scheme for members

Farmers are being encouraged to join the benefits schemes of the Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS) as fear continues to loom surrounding the possible depletion of the funds at the National Insurance Scheme (NIS) in 12 years’ time.On Tuesday BAS director Henderson Williams told Barbados TODAY that the association was working on an initiative to partner with an insurance broker to offer farmers pension and medical packages.Admitting that a number of farmers did not make contributions to the NIS, Williams said that some self-employed people encountered challenges handling some of their business’ affairs and this was an opportunity to put a structured form of security in place in the event of an unforeseen circumstance.“Some people do make contributions but I can’t tell you that the majority of them do . . .Most [insurance] policies go to organisations where they can plan and track so they can analyse how a plan performs and make necessary adjustments on that basis.

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