WHICHEVER POLITICAL PARTY takes the reins of power following the next general election will have to institute a major shake-up in the Civil Service.
This is the view of Bernie Weatherhead, chairman of the Sun Group, which includes Sun General Insurance and tourism-related companies in Barbados, the Caribbean and beyond.
Speaking yesterday during the third National Entrepreneurship Summit at Hilton Barbados, Weatherhead said that Barbados’ Civil Service was being criticised internationally.
“Nobody is going to like Bernie Weatherhead sitting up here saying that we have major deficiencies in our Civil Service but that is a reality,” he said. (NB)
Shake-up a must!
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