Opposition Leader Mark Golding has pointed out that a stronger, fairer economy for workers would help Jamaica build back better.
In his contribution to the budget debate yesterday, Mr. Golding highlighted concerns about contract work.
Head of the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch (PSTEB) Superintendent Lloyd Darby is calling on motorists to ensure their vehicles are properly maintained before traversing the island's roadways.
His comment, is in light of two motor vehicle crashes in St. Ann and Kingston between Monday and yesterday in which 8 persons were injured.
He has been identified as 17-year-old Oniesh Darby from Clarion Road Kingston 20. Two other males who were also involved in the crash were taken to hospital for treatment.
In his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament today, Mr Golding lamented that water costs more than gas. He chastised the Government for taxing sweetened drinks, which can only be derived from sales, while claiming that the tax is aimed at reducing sugar consumption.
The Integrity Commission today announced the resignation which takes effect March 31. The Commission says it has acknowledged his resignation and is taking the necessary administrative steps to ensure continuity within the corruption prosecution division and the sustained, independent execution of its functions.