> to the individual on a work permit can > fill out a form on a quarterly or > bi-annual basis to ensure that we are > satisfied that they are getting > training.
Brilliant. Nothing that a form cannot solve. Make that weekly, a weekly form!!! And, do not accept this form unless it comes with a tax compliance certificate, an nib letter, and a urine test for both the trainer and the trainee.
despite the merits, or demerits of all these questions, there is no question about granting citizenship to the children of one bahamian parent only.
the spousal permit is mentioned almost begrudgingly.
perhaps if the children of a bahamian woman married to a foreigner and those of the unmarried bahamian man who mated with a foreigner were given a sure path to citizenship then those born to the migrants would not outnumber them.
Remember, if the bahamians continue to interbreed, they might also become extinct through increased rates of cancer and other diseases.
natural persons are human beings artificial persons are corporations
is this liberalisation of the presence of natural persons work permit relaxation?
and it seems the liberalisation to be offered is the removal of restrictions in areas reserved for bahamians. Tell that to the businessmen in those areas.
Manaus, in Brazil, was modeled as a duty = free zone and is a Freeport copycat. The govt offers no giveaways such as land or VAT exemption, yet it generates oozes of money for the govt.
It is duty free for everyone, but you have to travel there to buy perfume, or liquor or electronics. But you have to get there, in the middle of the jungle.
This thing was modeled after freeport and has bested it many times over, look it up at wikioedia.
Suppose Bahamians could go to Freeport to shop for duty free things, yes, it would boom.
Bahamian manufacturers could also thrive if they did not have to pay duty on packaging and could enjoy reduced electricity rates. More Bahamian manufacturers would appear as well.
ohdrap4 says...
which cave was this momoyma hiding all this time?
it was not under his watch, you need a superdome to hide political shenaningans.
On Political pressure to hand out contracts? Not on my watch
Posted 19 October 2018, 2:38 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
> and Bill Gates was also a member of
> Parliament,
Bill Gates would not stoop to being a member of any parliament.
On PM defends post office deal with minister
Posted 18 October 2018, 7:50 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
> to the individual on a work permit can
> fill out a form on a quarterly or
> bi-annual basis to ensure that we are
> satisfied that they are getting
> training.
Brilliant. Nothing that a form cannot solve. Make that weekly, a weekly form!!!
And, do not accept this form unless it comes with a tax compliance certificate, an nib letter, and a urine test for both the trainer and the trainee.
On Labour chief eyes work permits cap
Posted 16 October 2018, 2:25 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
you forgot the miles nygard added.
On Migrants’ birth rate cause of concern
Posted 15 October 2018, 2:28 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
despite the merits, or demerits of all these questions, there is no question about granting citizenship to the children of one bahamian parent only.
the spousal permit is mentioned almost begrudgingly.
perhaps if the children of a bahamian woman married to a foreigner and those of the unmarried bahamian man who mated with a foreigner were given a sure path to citizenship then those born to the migrants would not outnumber them.
Remember, if the bahamians continue to interbreed, they might also become extinct through increased rates of cancer and other diseases.
On Migrants’ birth rate cause of concern
Posted 15 October 2018, 11:28 a.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
more than likely these in-house fellas sit around saying it is not their job, but rather the contractor job.
On Flights grounded on Sunday morning after A/C issues
Posted 14 October 2018, 8:58 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
natural persons are human beings
artificial persons are corporations
is this liberalisation of the presence of natural persons work permit relaxation?
and it seems the liberalisation to be offered is the removal of restrictions in areas reserved for bahamians. Tell that to the businessmen in those areas.
On WTO to impact 20% of economy
Posted 14 October 2018, 7:32 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
Manaus, in Brazil, was modeled as a duty = free zone and is a Freeport copycat. The govt offers no giveaways such as land or VAT exemption, yet it generates oozes of money for the govt.
It is duty free for everyone, but you have to travel there to buy perfume, or liquor or electronics. But you have to get there, in the middle of the jungle.
This thing was modeled after freeport and has bested it many times over, look it up at wikioedia.
Suppose Bahamians could go to Freeport to shop for duty free things, yes, it would boom.
Bahamian manufacturers could also thrive if they did not have to pay duty on packaging and could enjoy reduced electricity rates. More Bahamian manufacturers would appear as well.
On Sunwing scraps GB air schedule
Posted 13 October 2018, 7:59 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
nah, i need amazon.
On Sunwing scraps GB air schedule
Posted 12 October 2018, 6:16 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
easy.
buy the airline and bring in your own people.
kind like fedex.
On Sunwing scraps GB air schedule
Posted 12 October 2018, 5:16 p.m. Suggest removal