Executive director of the National Road Safety Counci l, Paula Fletcher is continuing the push for driver education to be included in secondary school curricula. According to Fletcher, this could result in benefits to the economy by reducing the number of road crashes, which would lead to a reduction in
WESTERN BUREAU: More than 80 per cent of the island’s tourism workers who were laid off as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic have returned to work, Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett has disclosed. An average 170,000 people are employed directly.. https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/lead-stories/20210607/80-tourism-workers-back-job-bartlett
Prime Minister Andrew Holness is calling for private developers to provide more solutions for the affordable and low-income segments of the housing market. “We want to invite the private sector to pay more attention to this element of the housing market that is either low-income, affordable income, or young
Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to EmailShare to More Despite the financial constraints caused by COVID-19 in 2020, it was not enough to stop growth in the insurance sector, which continues to rebound from the pandemic. The Insurance Association of Jamaica (IAJ) is reporting that the sector has been
Dr. Adrian Stokes (at Podium) Newly elected President of the Insurance Association of Jamaica, from left: Sharon Donaldson Vice President-General and Rosemarie Henry Vice President Life. at right is Orville Johnson,O.D., IAJ's Executive Director. The President's address was delivered at an IAJ Press Function held at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel
