The Government of the Virgin Islands continues to promote workplace health and safety and is reminding the private sector of its statutory obligation under Part IX of the Labour Code, 2010 – Health Safety & Welfare.

The BVI Health Services Authority is the recipient of a mobile health clinic as part of ongoing support from the United Kingdom to the Virgin Islands.

Three employees from the Labour Department are the first public officers to be entered into the ‘Star Membership Club’ of the Public Service Customer Service Virtual Mailbox.

The business of new ship buying and registration is expected to increase next year following the Virgin Islands Shipping Registry’s representation at the 59^th Annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.

An Occupation Health and Safety Sub-committee is now activated to address the health, safety and well-being of workers, especially those who are the most vulnerable to occupational diseases and accidents.

The BVI is being used as the testing ground for the first SMART standards initiative promoted by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO).

Job seekers are urged to take advantage of a job fair to be hosted by the Government of the Virgin Islands through the Labour Department and the management of Oil Nut Bay.

Families are being urged to play their role in diabetes prevention as the Territory observes World Diabetes Day today November 14.

Local author Ms. Angela Burnette has donated over 250 copies of her book ‘The Irma Diaries’ to schools across the Territory as part of her ‘Read to Heal School Programme’.

The Public Service Customer Service Virtual Mailbox tool to recognise exceptional customer service was launched on November 12.