I think it is about time that The Tribune starts to name the persons in charge of RUBIS publicly so they cant continue to hide behind the corporate veil. If people possibly get physically harmed over a situation that can be remedied, then it gets personal.

of course something is wrong. Unlike as a homeowner it is much easier for an employee to sue your employer over a health hazard at work. there must have been a big push from the Union and insurers to do something about the situation.

Seems like another of those Bahamian mirages.

so here is another angle, isn't Dr. Smith a government employee? How about the police starts to look into the corruption charges raised by the report? This has far gone on a different stage. If he acted in a corrupt way, give him a sentence, put him away, if not, all is dandy.

yes, they should admit the report and make it part of the public domain.

seems he has more confidence in his friends at the court than in the Government.

would be very surprised if the policy were to cover gross negligence/intend to defraud employer or third parties. What is relevant is that these people may be criminally responsible for what they have done, so no insurance policy for that.

I am glad the meeting took place. Now we are safe.

good, so what are they doing on the streets? preying on our sisters, wives and daughters?

BTW I congratulate you Mr. Bain, you have guts because you are doing whats right irrespective who and what may be at fault here. You are one upright Bahamian. Thank you.