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Director of the Antigua and Barbuda Meteorological Services, Dale Destin, has reiterated the need for additional personnel to enhance operations.
Speaking on state media during World Meteorological Day, Destin stressed that more staff and specialized expertise are crucial for the “Early Warning for All” initiative.
“We are still waiting for 12 new positions promised by the government. These roles, covering oceanography, agrometeorology, project management, and communications, are essential for fulfilling our responsibilities,” he said.
A year after the commitment, the positions remain unfilled.
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Nobody want to work with you Dale. Apparently you too strict and don’t the ppl freedom to do what they want on government Time. And you like take all the trips and don’t let nobody go. Soon you will just have depend on AI to help you. At least they won’t call in sick and would be ready at your Beckoning call.
motivate yourselves to apply.
Give the people what they need man
All i want is accurate weather report.
Gaston, time to open the purse strings—the Met Office working hard enough!!!
Strict ? Yes I want him on my team, taking all the trips training not good ,one of the big problems we have is to not train another person to take over the position at the top, up to when they are getting ready to go on retirement they are still going on training for what?