Dr. Maureen Mullings Nelson defeats Dr. Darien Henry to become President-elect designate of the JTA

Dr. Maureen Mullings Nelson is the new President-elect designate of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA).

At the end of yesterday’s vote count for the election held last week, Dr. Mullings Nelson was victorious over the only other candidate for the post, Dr. Darien Henry.

According to the JTA, 11,275 votes were cast, with Dr. Mullings Nelson receiving 6,967 votes, while Dr Henry received 3,947 votes.

Dr. Mullings Nelson will be officially proclaimed at the 62nd Annual Conference scheduled for August 17 to 19, at the Ocean Coral Spring, Trelawny.

In her victory speech, Dr. Mullings Nelson pledged to be a leader who listens and serves.

She said she will continue to advocate for better wages, improved benefits and stronger support for teachers at every level.

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JUTC says it will cost some US$200,000 to replace bus set ablaze by man at Spanish Town lay-by last month

Dr. Maureen Mullings Nelson is the new President-elect designate of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA).

At the end of yesterday’s vote count for the election held last week, Dr. Mullings Nelson was victorious over the only other candidate for the post, Dr. Darien Henry.

According to the JTA, 11,275 votes were cast, with Dr. Mullings Nelson receiving 6,967 votes, while Dr Henry received 3,947 votes.

Dr. Mullings Nelson will be officially proclaimed at the 62nd Annual Conference scheduled for August 17 to 19, at the Ocean Coral Spring, Trelawny.

In her victory speech, Dr. Mullings Nelson pledged to be a leader who listens and serves.

She said she will continue to advocate for better wages, improved benefits and stronger support for teachers at every level.

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JUTC offers $1M to anyone who is able to assist the police with apprehending man who allegedly set one of its units ablaze last month

Dr. Maureen Mullings Nelson is the new President-elect designate of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA).

At the end of yesterday’s vote count for the election held last week, Dr. Mullings Nelson was victorious over the only other candidate for the post, Dr. Darien Henry.

According to the JTA, 11,275 votes were cast, with Dr. Mullings Nelson receiving 6,967 votes, while Dr Henry received 3,947 votes.

Dr. Mullings Nelson will be officially proclaimed at the 62nd Annual Conference scheduled for August 17 to 19, at the Ocean Coral Spring, Trelawny.

In her victory speech, Dr. Mullings Nelson pledged to be a leader who listens and serves.

She said she will continue to advocate for better wages, improved benefits and stronger support for teachers at every level.

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Tourism Minister wants Jamaican Diaspora to support efforts to strengthen the island’s tourism resilience

Dr. Maureen Mullings Nelson is the new President-elect designate of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA).

At the end of yesterday’s vote count for the election held last week, Dr. Mullings Nelson was victorious over the only other candidate for the post, Dr. Darien Henry.

According to the JTA, 11,275 votes were cast, with Dr. Mullings Nelson receiving 6,967 votes, while Dr Henry received 3,947 votes.

Dr. Mullings Nelson will be officially proclaimed at the 62nd Annual Conference scheduled for August 17 to 19, at the Ocean Coral Spring, Trelawny.

In her victory speech, Dr. Mullings Nelson pledged to be a leader who listens and serves.

She said she will continue to advocate for better wages, improved benefits and stronger support for teachers at every level.

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Delano Seiveright warns public about fraudulent video circulating on social media that unlawfully uses his image

Dr. Maureen Mullings Nelson is the new President-elect designate of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA).

At the end of yesterday’s vote count for the election held last week, Dr. Mullings Nelson was victorious over the only other candidate for the post, Dr. Darien Henry.

According to the JTA, 11,275 votes were cast, with Dr. Mullings Nelson receiving 6,967 votes, while Dr Henry received 3,947 votes.

Dr. Mullings Nelson will be officially proclaimed at the 62nd Annual Conference scheduled for August 17 to 19, at the Ocean Coral Spring, Trelawny.

In her victory speech, Dr. Mullings Nelson pledged to be a leader who listens and serves.

She said she will continue to advocate for better wages, improved benefits and stronger support for teachers at every level.

Read More

St. Catherine man found in company of most wanted fugitive Glendon “Bull” Amos last year, sentenced to time served and released by court

Dr. Maureen Mullings Nelson is the new President-elect designate of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA).

At the end of yesterday’s vote count for the election held last week, Dr. Mullings Nelson was victorious over the only other candidate for the post, Dr. Darien Henry.

According to the JTA, 11,275 votes were cast, with Dr. Mullings Nelson receiving 6,967 votes, while Dr Henry received 3,947 votes.

Dr. Mullings Nelson will be officially proclaimed at the 62nd Annual Conference scheduled for August 17 to 19, at the Ocean Coral Spring, Trelawny.

In her victory speech, Dr. Mullings Nelson pledged to be a leader who listens and serves.

She said she will continue to advocate for better wages, improved benefits and stronger support for teachers at every level.

Read More

Man accused of fatally chopping his brother, wounding mother and another brother during domestic dispute in St. Elizabeth, charged

Dr. Maureen Mullings Nelson is the new President-elect designate of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA).

At the end of yesterday’s vote count for the election held last week, Dr. Mullings Nelson was victorious over the only other candidate for the post, Dr. Darien Henry.

According to the JTA, 11,275 votes were cast, with Dr. Mullings Nelson receiving 6,967 votes, while Dr Henry received 3,947 votes.

Dr. Mullings Nelson will be officially proclaimed at the 62nd Annual Conference scheduled for August 17 to 19, at the Ocean Coral Spring, Trelawny.

In her victory speech, Dr. Mullings Nelson pledged to be a leader who listens and serves.

She said she will continue to advocate for better wages, improved benefits and stronger support for teachers at every level.

Read More

Community-Arranged Response Effort (CARE) Fund not a slush fund – Tufton

Dr. Maureen Mullings Nelson is the new President-elect designate of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA).

At the end of yesterday’s vote count for the election held last week, Dr. Mullings Nelson was victorious over the only other candidate for the post, Dr. Darien Henry.

According to the JTA, 11,275 votes were cast, with Dr. Mullings Nelson receiving 6,967 votes, while Dr Henry received 3,947 votes.

Dr. Mullings Nelson will be officially proclaimed at the 62nd Annual Conference scheduled for August 17 to 19, at the Ocean Coral Spring, Trelawny.

In her victory speech, Dr. Mullings Nelson pledged to be a leader who listens and serves.

She said she will continue to advocate for better wages, improved benefits and stronger support for teachers at every level.

Read More

Health Ministry invites community and faith based organizations, civil society groups to submit applications for projects under its C.A.R.E Fund

Dr. Maureen Mullings Nelson is the new President-elect designate of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA).

At the end of yesterday’s vote count for the election held last week, Dr. Mullings Nelson was victorious over the only other candidate for the post, Dr. Darien Henry.

According to the JTA, 11,275 votes were cast, with Dr. Mullings Nelson receiving 6,967 votes, while Dr Henry received 3,947 votes.

Dr. Mullings Nelson will be officially proclaimed at the 62nd Annual Conference scheduled for August 17 to 19, at the Ocean Coral Spring, Trelawny.

In her victory speech, Dr. Mullings Nelson pledged to be a leader who listens and serves.

She said she will continue to advocate for better wages, improved benefits and stronger support for teachers at every level.

Read More

Health Ministry launches Community Arranged Response Effort (C.A.R.E.) Fund

Dr. Maureen Mullings Nelson is the new President-elect designate of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA).

At the end of yesterday’s vote count for the election held last week, Dr. Mullings Nelson was victorious over the only other candidate for the post, Dr. Darien Henry.

According to the JTA, 11,275 votes were cast, with Dr. Mullings Nelson receiving 6,967 votes, while Dr Henry received 3,947 votes.

Dr. Mullings Nelson will be officially proclaimed at the 62nd Annual Conference scheduled for August 17 to 19, at the Ocean Coral Spring, Trelawny.

In her victory speech, Dr. Mullings Nelson pledged to be a leader who listens and serves.

She said she will continue to advocate for better wages, improved benefits and stronger support for teachers at every level.

Read More