CPSD report notes Jamaican employers have trouble finding suitable local workers to fill jobs KINGSTON, JAMAICA — Many Caribbean businesses struggle to find and hire highly-skilled talent locally, often citing brain drain as a major challenge and lamenting the need to recruit foreign workers for jobs that could otherwise be filled by their nation’s citizens.…
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Tourism needs sustainable development to achieve full economic potential after COVID
ILO says tourism can be significant stepping stone for region’s workers but only if well-regulated and sustainably developed BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS — Tourism is a multifaceted industry with the potential to elevate even the most marginalized worker to high-earning positions, but it needs sustainable development if it is to achieve its full potential in the aftermath…
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Guyana health minister champions for healthcare workers
Minister Dr. Anthony intervenes to have dismissed healthcare workers reinstated; pledges new opportunities for health sector employment GEORGETOWN, GUYANA — After reinstating nearly 30 terminated healthcare workers on Friday and revealing plans to expand local training for the healthcare sector on Sunday, the government of Guyana has this weekend shown notable support for its citizens…
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More jobs, growth on agenda for orange economy as CARICOM launches Creative Caribbean project
Orange economy of 15 Caribbean countries to benefit from €3M funding from EU, UNESCO, OACPS [caption id="attachment_4424" align="alignright" width="239"] The Creative Caribbean project will benefit thousands of orange economy workers in the region.[/caption] BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS — More jobs and growth are coming to the Caribbean orange economy in the near future as CARICOM launches its…
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