EMPLOYERS WHO SEND employees to check on other employees serving as jurors have been strongly rebuked by a High Court judge.
“It is a disturbing trend that I am seeing with respect to prospective jurors,” Justice Jacqueline Cornelius said in the No. 4 Supreme Court yesterday.
Promising to speak to the Registrar and the Chief Justice and ask them to make some kind of public announcement on the issue, Justice Cornelius said, “I want employers to understand that these citizens are not off on a frolic; they are not here as a matter of enjoyment. They are doing serious work.
“There is no necessity for employers to send other employees to check to see whether persons are on jury duty.”
Read the full story in today’s MIDWEEK NATION.
Judge ‘on jury duty’
Previous article
Next article
Related Articles
Sound of silence at Thunder Bay
The once vibrant and busy Thunder Bay in Lower Carlton, St James, has become a quiet and muted...
No cases of cyclosporiasis in Barbados, says Ministry of Health
The Ministry of Health and Wellness says there are no suspected or confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis in Barbados...
Museum and NCF invite Bajans to choose 60 songs for Independence
What does Barbados sound like?
That was the question posed at the Barbados Museum and Historical Society, Garrison, St...
US to tighten visa regulations for foreign students, journalists
The Trump administration moved on Thursday to tighten the duration of visas for foreign students, cultural exchange visitors...



