About: Rayne Morgan

Rayne Morgan is a Vancouver-based Bahamian journalist and content manager with over a decade of experience and a diverse professional background. She holds a BA in English from McMaster University and a Poynter News U ACES Certificate in Editing. Contact: rayne@caribbeanemployment.com

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SVG offers unvaccinated residents jobs in education

SVG offers unvaccinated residents jobs in education

More people expected to get back to work as mandatory vaccination rules eased KINGSTOWN, ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADINES — Teachers in the country who have not been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are now welcome to apply for job openings within the public school system. This was recently revealed by the government in a major…
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Guyana expected to need 160K more workers

Guyana expected to need 160K more workers

Migration institute suggests Guyana turn to diaspora, foreign workers and CARICOM CSME to meet projected job growth GEORGETOWN, GUYANA — Guyana, dubbed the fastest-growing economy in the world for 2022, will need 160,000 more workers to keep up with its economic boom. [caption id="attachment_5230" align="alignright" width="300"] Guyana is believed to be one of the fastest-growing…
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Foreign employers continue to recruit Caribbean workers

Foreign employers continue to recruit Caribbean workers

US Hospitality Workers’ Programme launched in Barbados BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS — Opportunities to work abroad continue to increase for Caribbean jobseekers, as a trend of foreign workers looking to this region to recruit continues. Caribbean Employment Services Inc., a market-leading online talent acquisition service, has been closely monitoring these developments. We recently noted a marked uptick…
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Dominicans told to prepare for new jobs

Dominicans told to prepare for new jobs

Prime Minister Skerrit reveals host of new employment opportunities and jobs in Dominica in the months ahead ROSEAU, DOMINICA — Residents are being put on notice to get ready for a slew of new jobs in Dominica as the government has identified several major sectors that will see employment opportunities over the next year. [caption…
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