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Productivity puzzle - Jamaica Observer

Labour productivity is defined as output per worker or per hour worked. Several factors impact labour productivity, including workers' skills, technological change, managerial practices, and chang.

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Jamaica s poverty rate expected to fall, says PIOJ

THE Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ) is reporting that while Jamaica's poverty rate, impacted by the novel coronavirus pandemic, increased in 2021, some improvement is expected when subsequent.

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Jamaica s Poverty Rate Increases To 16 7%

Jamaica s Poverty Rate Increases To 16 7%
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Jamaica survey now available to public

To better connect with the people of District 27, the office of Councilwoman Nantasha Williams (D-St. Albans) has been conducting mobile office hours at different branches of Queens Public Library

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Young students say no to corporal punishment - Jamaica Observer

It was no chalk and talk. Teachers have absolutely no right to hit students said a group of students in Arnett Gardens during a Jamaica Observer/Rise Life Management session conducted in partners.

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