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Motive Pictures, the British independent production company founded by Simon Maxwell and backed by Fifth Season, has hired executive producer Lila Rawlings.

Windrush Day falls in June 22. By Yolanthe Fawehinmi.

  LYNCHBURG, Va. – Hosting the ASUN Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships for the final time on Saturday, both the Liberty men’s and women’s squads claimed team titles. It was the Flames’ fifth consecutive ASUN crown, while the Lady Flames...

Staff at the country’s oldest newspaper, The Barbados Advocate have been informed that short-term layoffs may be on the horizon. And still uncertain about their jobs even after getting outstanding salaries last month, employees say the news of the layoffs was adding to their anxieties. “We were told that the company is looking to start back publishing at the beginning of next

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After more than eight months of waiting, workers of The Barbados Advocate have finally received their outstanding wages and salaries. Barbados TODAY has been reliably informed that the employees were notified on Tuesday that their lump sum payment will cover May to December 2022 - the period for which they went empty-handed. “I got my cheque, but I am not jumping for

The staff of Barbados Advocate on Fontabelle, St Michael have finally received their outstanding wages and salaries. Today, January 25, 2023, staff of Barbados's oldest newspaper are singing songs of praise and joy. Even staff members who have sin

The scores of long-suffering employees of the Barbados Advocate who have not been paid for close to a year were told by management this week that a new High Court order to release their funds would be served on the bank early next week.Barbados TODAY understands that the Acting Managing Director Sean Eteen met on Thursday with the staff and updated them on the court’s decision to discharge two previous orders that effectively froze the company’s bank accounts after a legal dispute broke out ...

The news is bitter-sweet for struggling employees of the Barbados Advocate newspaper who have not been paid for close to a year. While the injunction that froze the company’s account has been lifted, there is still uncertainty over how the company’s finances are to be spent.Barbados TODAY understands that the injunction was lifted by the High Court, releasing the main account and potentially allowing the beleaguered newspaper to resume its financial operations.The case involves a fractured b...

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