PM Holness says despite calls from employers to import labour, he has not given up on Jamaicans

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says despite calls from employers to import labour, he has not given up on the local labour force.

Speaking at a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Fundraising Banquet on Friday the Prime Minister noted that he does not believe it is time to import labour.

He said the Government will be pushing hard to get Jamaicans who are not employed into the formal economic space.

He highlighted the work already done by the Government to reduce the unemployment rate significantly.

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OUR secures approximately $6.3M for customers following breaches by utility companies

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says despite calls from employers to import labour, he has not given up on the local labour force.

Speaking at a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Fundraising Banquet on Friday the Prime Minister noted that he does not believe it is time to import labour.

He said the Government will be pushing hard to get Jamaicans who are not employed into the formal economic space.

He highlighted the work already done by the Government to reduce the unemployment rate significantly.

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Police searching for man known only as “King” and “Shawn” who they say was a key accomplice in the sexual assault and trafficking of two teenage girls between 2022 and 2024

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says despite calls from employers to import labour, he has not given up on the local labour force.

Speaking at a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Fundraising Banquet on Friday the Prime Minister noted that he does not believe it is time to import labour.

He said the Government will be pushing hard to get Jamaicans who are not employed into the formal economic space.

He highlighted the work already done by the Government to reduce the unemployment rate significantly.

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PM Holness says Jamaica must avoid what he termed “the vicious cycle” if the nation intends to achieve growth

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says despite calls from employers to import labour, he has not given up on the local labour force.

Speaking at a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Fundraising Banquet on Friday the Prime Minister noted that he does not believe it is time to import labour.

He said the Government will be pushing hard to get Jamaicans who are not employed into the formal economic space.

He highlighted the work already done by the Government to reduce the unemployment rate significantly.

Read More

Foreign Affairs Ministry enquiring about alleged deportation of Jamaican man from the US to Eswatini

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says despite calls from employers to import labour, he has not given up on the local labour force.

Speaking at a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Fundraising Banquet on Friday the Prime Minister noted that he does not believe it is time to import labour.

He said the Government will be pushing hard to get Jamaicans who are not employed into the formal economic space.

He highlighted the work already done by the Government to reduce the unemployment rate significantly.

Read More

Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says JUTC fleet now has more new than used buses

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says despite calls from employers to import labour, he has not given up on the local labour force.

Speaking at a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Fundraising Banquet on Friday the Prime Minister noted that he does not believe it is time to import labour.

He said the Government will be pushing hard to get Jamaicans who are not employed into the formal economic space.

He highlighted the work already done by the Government to reduce the unemployment rate significantly.

Read More

More than J$52M seized and 24 persons charged under police’s ‘Scam Dun, Justice a Run’ anti-lottery scamming campaign

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says despite calls from employers to import labour, he has not given up on the local labour force.

Speaking at a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Fundraising Banquet on Friday the Prime Minister noted that he does not believe it is time to import labour.

He said the Government will be pushing hard to get Jamaicans who are not employed into the formal economic space.

He highlighted the work already done by the Government to reduce the unemployment rate significantly.

Read More

Police searching for man who reportedly mowed down his father in Wheelerfield, St.Thomas yesterday

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says despite calls from employers to import labour, he has not given up on the local labour force.

Speaking at a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Fundraising Banquet on Friday the Prime Minister noted that he does not believe it is time to import labour.

He said the Government will be pushing hard to get Jamaicans who are not employed into the formal economic space.

He highlighted the work already done by the Government to reduce the unemployment rate significantly.

Read More

Workers of the AGD in Downtown Kingston expected to resume normal duties today

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says despite calls from employers to import labour, he has not given up on the local labour force.

Speaking at a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Fundraising Banquet on Friday the Prime Minister noted that he does not believe it is time to import labour.

He said the Government will be pushing hard to get Jamaicans who are not employed into the formal economic space.

He highlighted the work already done by the Government to reduce the unemployment rate significantly.

Read More

Workers of Administrator General’s Department to resume normal duties tomorrow following meeting with Union and Labour Ministry

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says despite calls from employers to import labour, he has not given up on the local labour force.

Speaking at a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Fundraising Banquet on Friday the Prime Minister noted that he does not believe it is time to import labour.

He said the Government will be pushing hard to get Jamaicans who are not employed into the formal economic space.

He highlighted the work already done by the Government to reduce the unemployment rate significantly.

Read More