AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBPL Overtime Clash: The Bahamas Electrical Utility Managerial Union says workers shouldn’t be “publicly vilified” over overtime as government moves to tighten controls after the bill nears $20m annually, while BEWU President Kyle Wilson calls leaked overtime figures a distraction from widespread outages. Power Outage Pressure: FNM deputy Shanendon Cartwright warns the government must guarantee electricity during school hours as blackouts disrupt courts and hospitals, and the Bahamas Bar Association criticizes the AG for not outlining concrete fixes. Digital Sovereignty Push: At CANTO’s conference in Punta Cana, Bahamian leaders framed digital progress around cybersecurity, local innovation, and modernizing government systems—echoing calls for regional digital sovereignty. Leadership Pipeline: Cable Bahamas’ leadership development series highlights “continuous” investment in managers and linking training to real workplace results. Mental Health Not Criminalized: After teen suicide attempts, the Bahamas Crisis Centre and religious leaders urge support and training, arguing suicide ideation should not be criminalized. Regional Judiciary Watch: Caribbean bar associations call for an investigation into leaked CCJ judges’ emails, while CARICOM judicial leaders reaffirm confidence in the court. Tourism & Development: Eleuthera’s Chamber backs a $200–$250m Governor’s Harbour luxury resort plan, betting on jobs and local business opportunities.
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