JTA locked in emergency consultation meeting to examine latest wage offer made by gov’t to teachers
by Myesha Broadie March 11th, 2023
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association, JTA is hosting an emergency consultation meeting, to examine the latest wage offer made by the
Chief Justice calls on authorities to address use of Supreme Court building for purposes other than litigation
by Myesha Broadie March 11th, 2023
Chief Justice Bryan Sykes has called on the relevant authorities to quickly address a problem involving persons who use the Supreme
Some level of normality restored to the education sector following emergency meeting
by Myesha Broadie March 10th, 2023
Some level of normality has been restored to the education sector, following a meeting with representatives from the Labour and
42 y/o man charged with the murder and rape of 9-year-old Hanover girl
by Myesha Broadie March 10th, 2023
A 42-year-old man has been charged with the murder and rape of 9-year-old Nikita Noel in Hanover, last month. He is Omar Green
Chief Parish Court Judge says efforts continue to address the backlog of traffic tickets
by Myesha Broadie March 10th, 2023
Efforts continue to address the backlog of traffic tickets in the judicial system, with night court sessions being held each Saturday.
Protesting public school teachers have been ordered to resume normal duties effective today. The directive follows days of
Labour Ministry intervenes in dispute between teachers and gov’t; emergency meeting set for today
by Myesha Broadie March 10th, 2023
The Labour Ministry has called an emergency conciliatory meeting between the Ministry of Education and the Jamaica Teachers’
Opposition says several gov’t entities are still paying workers old minimum wage
by Myesha Broadie March 10th, 2023
Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson has noted that several government entities are still paying workers the old minimum