The findings of the Caribbean Salary Survey Report: Pay Pulse 2024 are a stark reminder that Jamaica is falling dangerously behind in providing competitive wages. Despite a recent national compensation review that initially seemed remarkable, the...
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s announcement to implement a four-day workweek for public sector employees starting April 2025 has reignited global conversations about work-life balance and workforce productivity. With this bold step, Japan...
In the heart of Jamaica, where vibrant culture and community spirit define the nation, many citizens with disabilities still face exclusion from fully participating in society. Everyday tasks, such as entering a building, using public...
As a geography teacher with nearly a decade of experience and a degree in geography education, I’ve seen how this subject does more than educate – it transforms lives. Geography is not just a classroom subject, it’s a gateway to the real world....
During November, observed as World Diabetes Awareness Month, many young Jamaicans might say, “Me feel fi something nice” – a phrase that means “I’m in the mood for something tasty”. This simple sentiment is part of a larger narrative. In Jamaica,...
November 10 is World Immunization Day, a time dedicated to celebrating the life-saving power of vaccines and emphasising their role in preventing diseases and safeguarding public health worldwide. Vaccinations have proven to be one of the most...
November marks Lung Cancer Awareness Month, an opportunity to shed light on the world’s leading cause of cancer death and explore why men are particularly vulnerable to this deadly disease. Although smoking rates have generally declined, lung...
