6 Things You Need To Know Today – April 9, 2014
Simpson To Appeal Ban. Sherone Simpson is to challenge her 18-month ban in the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). An independent disciplinary panel yesterday banned the Olympic medallist until...
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‘I’m No Angel’ – Munroe Defends Right To Lead Anti-Corruption Push. Professor Trevor Munroe, the radical political warrior, who fought long and hard for the advancement of communism in the...
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Cops Fired More Than 1,000 Rounds After Tivoli Secured – Gifford. The West Kingston Commission of Enquiry yesterday heard evidence that members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) fired a total...
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Election Funds Scarce For Rookie MPs, Caretakers. Aspirants on both sides of the political divide say they are facing stiff challenges in accessing millions of dollars required to run an effective...
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Don’t Abandon PTA After First Meeting Of New School Year – NPTAJ President. When the doors of many schools reopen this week, the focus will not only be on students and teachers but on parents and the...
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Earning the Least: Jamaica’s Minimum Wage Situation
What is minimum wage? Minimum wages have been defined as “the minimum amount of remuneration that an employer is required to pay wage earners for the work performed during a given period, which cannot...
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Jamaica’s Minimum Wage Laws – Excerpts
The Minimum Wage Act of Jamaica was passed in 1938 after much upheaval about the inequities that existed in our post-colonial society, especially in a time when labour unions were helping to set the...
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Your news in a nutshell J’cans urged to make use of Ja Eye Residents blame Windalco for Rio Cobre contamination Riverton fire possibly arson Tertiary education system being rescheduled JAAA supports...
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Full Text: IAAF Eligibility to Represent A Member Rule
On July 27, 2018, new rules governing an athlete’s eligibility to represent a member of the International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) as either a citizen or national representative came...
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Timeline: The NESOL Scandal
Background to the Issue Coming in tandem with the Petrojam Scandal (see our timeline here), a scandal has unfolded around the management of the National Energy Solution Limited (NESOL). NESOL falls...
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Your news in a nutshell EFJ supports solutions to beat drought ZOSO tearing families apart? Paulwell renews call to scrap oil hedge levy Hundreds at Seville Emancipation Vigil Whitmore to young Reggae...
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Your news in a nutshell Forrest quits Wheatley replacement not named yet All in place for Denbigh show CRH to be fully operational in a year Whitmore unhappy Police, soldiers deployed to dump sites 1....
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Your news in a nutshell Seven road crash deaths in 6 days J’cans urged to conserve as drought goes on 17 lose Denham Town home to fire Marley all in on marijuana CRH needs health and safety expert...
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Your news in a nutshell PM: Don’t confuse investment and growth Songwriter tops list of nat’l honourees INDECOM boss asks for social change Teen to receive badge of honour Independent Ja failing –...
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Timeline: The Heroes Circle Redevelopment Saga
In 2017, the Government of Jamaica announced that it had received an unsolicited proposal for a public-private partnership from China Construction Company, South America (CCASA) to develop a master...
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Your news in a nutshell Nine road deaths on Independence weekend RGD willing to restore Anglican cleric’s marrying rights Dunn’s River fraud racket? Reggae Boy Bolt? Translators, interpreters in...
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Your news in a nutshell Bobby boards bus, praises JUTC New trial after court tosses rape conviction Floatable greenhouse a drought solution NEPA gets tough Crowne opposes JADCO closed-door hearings...
View ArticleThings to Do and See in St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth has it all. Fun, adventure, relaxation, a world famous bar and even a zoo! Check out this Flair Magazine round up of what to see and do here. Video: Articles: St. Elizabeth: A True...
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Your news in a nutshell IDB bats for NIDS Replace Wheatley or shut it down – PNP to Holness JCC endorses Ja Survey of Establishments Dress police fired Copa, Go Jamaica team up Byles urges better...
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Your news in a nutshell Sleeveless ban in tact in Charles’ house J’can peppers wanted in Canada Weir, Minzie quit Racers Track Club Jamaican Teas is HAACP certified Ja to host CARICOM seminar Possible...
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