The police have identified the two people whose bodies were discovered in Kitson Town, St. Catherine, this morning. Dead are
UCASE to take legal action on behalf of security guards being victimized over refusal to sign new employment contracts
by Myesha Broadie April 3rd, 2023
The Union of Clerical Administrative and Supervisory Employees, UCASE, has retained the services of an attorney amid reports that
Security guards providing services to be regarded as employees, effective today
by Myesha Broadie April 1st, 2023
Effective today (April 1) security guards providing services are to be regarded as employees, not contract workers. This
Two persons have been detained after the body of a woman was discovered in bushes in March Town, Hanover, yesterday. Dead is
NEPA describes recent complaints about lack of access to public beaches as misinformation
by Myesha Broadie April 1st, 2023
The National Environment and Planning Agency, NEPA has described recent complaints about lack of access to public beaches as
UPDATE: JUTC writes to Labour Ministry requesting a back-to-work order
by Myesha Broadie March 30th, 2023
The Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited, J-U-T-C, says it has written to the Ministry of Labour requesting a back-to-work order.
Teachers begin receiving their March salaries and retroactive payments
by Myesha Broadie March 27th, 2023
After several missed dates, teachers have begun receiving their March salaries and retroactive payments. The Jamaica Teachers’
DCP urges gov’t to remove distractions facing the police so they can focus on nation building
by Myesha Broadie March 27th, 2023
Deputy Commissioner of Police, Fitz Bailey has urged the government to remove all distractions facing the police so they can focus on