Motorworld Group of Companies remains resilient in its recovery efforts to service the community of St. Maarten/St. Martin
Motorworld Group of Companies (MWG), comprised of Motorworld, Dollar/Thrifty Car Rental, Caribbean Auto, and Audi stand resilient as the only automobile dealerships open for business and operational since the recent devastating impacts by hurricane Irma and Tropical Storm Maria. “Though our companies have sustained millions of dollars in extensive More...
Seven Seas Water reports normal water production
Point Blanche – Seven Seas Water quickly resumed its regular production of water for St. Maarten after the passing of Category 5 hurricanes Irma and Maria. The company suffered minimal damages to its water production More...
Reaching retirement age valid reason for dismissal
GREAT BAY – Utilities Company Gebe is allowed to immediately terminate the labor contract of a former supervisor accounts payable because the woman reached retirement age some time ago. The Court in First Instance More...
SXM Cable TV: September 2017 Credit Info and Other Updates
MADAME ESTATE — St. Maarten Cable TV in a press announcement today states that on Monday, September 25th, they have disconnected all Cable TV accounts in order to process September 2017 credits. Customers More...
Port St. Maarten Reopens Cargo Operations over the Weekend
PORT ST. MAARTEN – Cargo operations at the Captain David Cargo Quay have resumed after a side scan sonar was carried out of the seabed to see if there were any underwater obstructions. Over the weekend the Model More...
Update from UTS after major damage to infrastructure
PHILIPSBURG — UTS employees and management are positive and full of resolve following a full status-check of company, staff and operations following the passing of hurricanes Irma and Maria. After carrying More...
All TelEm Group personnel asked to report for work 9:00 a.m. Monday morning
Pond Island – TelEm Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mr. Kendall Dupersoy, is instructing all company personnel to report for work 9 a.m. Monday, September 25th, to begin the process of normal work routines More...
Today Newspaper building severely damaged
PHILIPSBURG — Readers, subscribers, advertisers and regular visitors to the TODAY Newspaper offices will have seen by now that the office building has been ravaged by Hurricane Irma, leaving half of the building More...
CSMA is planning to formally reschedule the First Annual Customer Service Week
Dear Valued Customer Service Week participants: We would like to send our deepest condolences to the Eastern Caribbean based on the devastation of Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria. We are hopeful that you and More...
Ultimate test ahead for business sector
Great Bay — The infrastructure of both the public and private sector is currently in dire need of repairs after receiving a pounding from Hurricane Irma which was rated as a category five last Wednesday. This More...
