Jamaica Gleaner News published: Sunday | November 2, 2003
Tough going for some J'can teachers in UK
FOREIGN TEACHERS including Jamai-cans who arrive in England in search of jobs without having been directly recruited from their home territories are doing so at great risk, a teacher recruitment agency in London has warned.
DIRECTORS OF the Clarendon Street People Association (CLASP) have lashed out at the parish authorities charging that the facility which provides assistance for several mentally ill street persons is being neglected.
FURNITURE RETAILERS, Courts Jamaica Ltd., has provided a $12 million boost to the country's garment industry with the renewal of a contract for the supply of locally-manufactured uniforms to its staff.
THE MINISTRY of National Security and the unions representing 70 warders still on interdiction since 2000, are now squabbling over who should be the independent reviewer of the cases of warders who were recommended for retirement...
