Barbados is keeping a close eye on what will happen with the global minimum corporate tax. Bit of 15%. Originally it was to be introduced next year, but has now been pushed back to 2024. The President of Bieber, the Association for global business Jamar Arthur Sam. Says that only a small number of entities will be affected, but he also says that tax is not all to why such companies are attracted to Barbados.
Speaking on Sunday's Brasstacks show, Ralph 'Bizzy' Williams and more, share their thoughts on the challenges facing the renewable energy sector in the country.
Today, Economist Carla Sport argues that it is time public servants in Barbados got a pay increase after the 5% hike in 2018.
Migration of skilled workers is essential for small economies like ours according to Dr. DeLisle Worrell.