Se­nior Coun­sel Anand Ram­lo­gan is call­ing for the Pub­lic Ser­vice Com­mis­sion (PSC) to be dis­band­ed af­ter his client emerged vic­to­ri­ous in an al­most two-decade le­gal bat­tle over the com­mis­sion’s de­ci­sion to de­clare that she had aban­doned her job af­ter be­ing ab­sent for sev­er­al months due to in­jury and preg­nan­cy.

Caryn Jame­son has spent many years work­ing in the hos­pi­tal­i­ty in­dus­try, so when she de­cid­ed to in­vest time and mon­ey in­to her own tea house, it was with a wealth of knowl­edge and ex­pe­ri­ence to back it up.

Trinidad and To­ba­go’s Club San­do will be con­fi­dent of their chances in the sec­ond leg of their Con­ca­caf Caribbean Cup clash with Ja­maica’s Mount Pleas­ant Foot­ball Acad­e­my, the reign­ing cham­pi­ons at Sabi­na Park, Kingston, Ja­maica, on Thurs­day.

With decades of ex­pe­ri­ence as a nurse, Denise Gibbs-Clarke was fa­mil­iar with the strug­gles can­cer pa­tients faced. Yet when she was di­ag­nosed with breast can­cer in 2023, her un­der­stand­ing of the dis­ease took on a whole new mean­ing.

Far too many lead­ers pol­ish their busi­ness plans un­til they shine, yet fail to add the force that makes the plan breathe. The lead­er­ship strat­e­gy. The for­tunes of a busi­ness are tied in­ex­tri­ca­bly to the ef­fec­tive­ness of the lead­er­ship team. Ex­clud­ing a plan for max­i­miz­ing the ef­fort at the top, is a haz­ardous move to me. This pil­lar har­ness­es lead­er­ship pow­er and en­sures that de­ci­sion mak­ing is syn­chro­nized and not left to chance.