The Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited, J-U-T-C, says it has written to the Ministry of Labour requesting a back-to-work order.
This, after drivers withdrew their service yesterday and continued their strike action today to protest their dissatisfaction with their salary following the recently signed new compensation agreement.
The Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited, J-U-T-C, says it has written to the Ministry of Labour requesting a back-to-work order.
This, after drivers withdrew their service yesterday and continued their strike action today to protest their dissatisfaction with their salary following the recently signed new compensation agreement.
The Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited, J-U-T-C, says it has written to the Ministry of Labour requesting a back-to-work order.
This, after drivers withdrew their service yesterday and continued their strike action today to protest their dissatisfaction with their salary following the recently signed new compensation agreement.
The Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited, J-U-T-C, says it has written to the Ministry of Labour requesting a back-to-work order.
This, after drivers withdrew their service yesterday and continued their strike action today to protest their dissatisfaction with their salary following the recently signed new compensation agreement.
The Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited, J-U-T-C, says it has written to the Ministry of Labour requesting a back-to-work order.
This, after drivers withdrew their service yesterday and continued their strike action today to protest their dissatisfaction with their salary following the recently signed new compensation agreement.
The Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited, J-U-T-C, says it has written to the Ministry of Labour requesting a back-to-work order.
This, after drivers withdrew their service yesterday and continued their strike action today to protest their dissatisfaction with their salary following the recently signed new compensation agreement.
The Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited, J-U-T-C, says it has written to the Ministry of Labour requesting a back-to-work order.
This, after drivers withdrew their service yesterday and continued their strike action today to protest their dissatisfaction with their salary following the recently signed new compensation agreement.
The Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited, J-U-T-C, says it has written to the Ministry of Labour requesting a back-to-work order.
This, after drivers withdrew their service yesterday and continued their strike action today to protest their dissatisfaction with their salary following the recently signed new compensation agreement.
The Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited, J-U-T-C, says it has written to the Ministry of Labour requesting a back-to-work order.
This, after drivers withdrew their service yesterday and continued their strike action today to protest their dissatisfaction with their salary following the recently signed new compensation agreement.
The Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited, J-U-T-C, says it has written to the Ministry of Labour requesting a back-to-work order.
This, after drivers withdrew their service yesterday and continued their strike action today to protest their dissatisfaction with their salary following the recently signed new compensation agreement.
