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Meet Our Social Club The purpose of our Social Club here at Government Print- ing is to remind ourselves of organization through social events and to engender a relaxed atmosphere.

DUKE GLINTON Chairperson SHERELLE MILLER Secretary DURAN GLINTON Treasurer Stolen Copper On Monday morning, 10th June, 2013, the GPD experienced a set back in operation, due to the loss of some major material.

However, on Wednesday, 12th June, activity was resumed by 8:30 a.m. COMING SOON .

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Hiedelburg Training: On operation and maintenance of Press machines.

MOZ Press will be back in operation.

THE BRIDGE Forming a union among staff members.

Fostering a spirit of comaraderie.

Issue No.

1 Vol.

1 July, 2013 A Million Thanks, GPD Thanks a million Govern- ment Printing Department for performing so magnifi- cently in completing all of the Independence-related print- ing materials requested by the Government on a timely basis and with unmatched profes- sionalism.
Please be assured that the thanks and apprecia- tion, not only of our superiors at the Cabinet Office and the Bahamas Government, but also of a grateful nation for the part you played in helping to make the 40th Anniversary of our Beloved Bahama Land the huge success it turned out to be.

A little known fact is that not only did our Nation turn 40, but so did GPD.
In other words, this institution has been here for the full journey thus, and will for the foreseeable future continue to weave a bright and colourful thread in the tapes- try of our national life.

Again, thanks for a job well done!!

Mr. M. Humes Welcome Aboard, Ms. Dencie Brown Human Resources Management and staff of GPD are excited to welcome aboard Ms. Dencie Brown, HR Office Manager.

Ms. Brown comes well recommended as an Officer with expertise in HR as well as Office Management.
We at GPD look forward to Ms. Brown’s stay to be long as well as productive.

Again, welcome aboard!

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• Message from Mr. M. Humes • First Aid Training • Happy Birthday Staff • Condolences • Congratulations • Social Club About The Bridge… The Bridge, a weekly in-house newsletter, is intended to bridge any current workplace related communication by publish- ing summaries of all topical ideas and issues under active consideration.
In this initial issue we take to opportunity the highlight these matters.

Intensive First-Aid Training trainers from Our two-day intensive First- Aid Training, which was by the certified Royal Bahamas Defence Force, is now history.

All staff members who participated in the exercise have been given lifesaving training in cardio- pulmonary resuscitation.
Arrangements are in the advanced stages of comple- tion for the Fire Safety Division of the Royal Bahamas Police Force to conduct our next training courses, which will include the proper use of fire extinguishers, evacuation pro- cedures and fire-fighting pro- cedures and drills.
Again, our sincere thanks are extended to the RBDF, the trainers who conducted the sessions and the management of the Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute for the respective part each agency played in making the exercise the success that it turned out to be.E Inspirational Quote Don’t wait for extraordinary opportunities.

Seize common occasions and make them great.

Mistakes On A Resume These are from actual resumes: “Personal: I’m married with 9 children.
I don’t require prescription drugs.” “I am extremely loyal to my present firm, so please don’t let them know of my immediate availability.” “Note: Please don’t misconstrue my 14 jobs as ‘job-hopping’.

I have never quit a job.” Qualifications: I am a man filled with passion and integrity, and I can act on short notice.

I’m a class act and do not come cheap.” “I intentionally omitted my salary his- tory.

I’ve made money and lost money.

I’ve been rich and I’ve been poor.


I pre- fer being rich.” Duran Glinton on achieving his Bachelor of Arts in Computer Information Systems.

Dakota Albury on the birth of her baby girl Lola, 6 lbs.

3 ozs.

Belated Birthday Omar Mills Bindery.

Ashley Gaitor on the death of his grandmother.