Atlantis

Atlantis Hotel
Paradise Island
Nassau / Paradise Island, Bahamas

Review

700 Atlantis jobs to be made redundant

Seven hundred jobs at Atlantis will be made redundant, Atlantis President and Managing Director Audrey Oswell advised in a staff letter today.

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Bahamas PM Ingraham pledges to protect Atlantis jobs

Nassau, The Bahamas - With the recent proposals of the acquisition of Atlantis by one of its lenders, employment security in the tourism sector has Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham committed to leadership that protects Bahamian workers.

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Atlantis job fear over wage rise

THE new national minimum wage of $210 could have a dire affect on one of the country's leading hotels, as there is some suggestion that the 40 per cent wage hike might result in job reductions.

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PM helped save 300 Atlantis jobs

Prime Minister Perry Christie helped to save the jobs of 300 Atlantis employees last September, Minister of Labour Shane Gibson said in the House of Assembly yesterday.

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Prime Minister Ingraham pledges to protect Atlantis jobs

NASSAU, The Bahamas - With the recent proposals of the acquisition of Atlantis by one of its lenders, employment security in the tourism sector has Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham committed to leadership that protects Bahamian workers. "We continue to monitor events and assist where appropriate and helpful

Our overriding responsibility is for the protection of Bahamian jobs and the long- term vi...

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PLP: Atlantis jobs in jeopardy

The Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) said it is willing to help the 'incompetent' Ingraham administration negotiate with international creditors in a bid to save thousands of jobs at Kerzner International's Paradise Island properties.
News broke yesterday that Brookfield Asset Management, the Canadian conglomerate that agreed to take over Atlantis and two other Kerzner properties in a $175 million-...

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Atlantis jobs tied to revenue targets

The four-year management agreement Kerzner International has entered into with the new owners of the Atlantis Resort requires the company to meet revenue standards in the first year of the contract that it last achieved in 2008, The Nassau Guardian has confirmed.
The revenue targets have important implications for job security at Paradise Island.
If Kerzner International, as the manager of the Par...

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DNA Predicts Atlantis Job Cuts

DNA leader Branville McCartney is predicting employees at Atlantis will be laid off within the next six months. Almost 8,000 Bahamians depend upon the resort and the One&Only Ocean Club for their livelihood, but Mr McCartney insists their employment has been placed "in jeopardy" by the recent deal between Kerzner International Holdings and Brookfield, which transferred ownership to the Canadian a...

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UNION 'VIGILANT' ON ATLANTIS JOBS

By NATARIO McKENZIE

Tribune Business Reporter

nmckenzie@tribunemedia.net

THE BAHAMAS Hotel, Catering and Allied Workers Union (BHCAWU) yesterday said it continued to remain vigilant over the employment situation at Atlantis following Brookfield Asset Management's assumption of ownership, interpreting the fact it had not been called in as a positive sign.

Union president, Nicole Martin, said th...

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