The University and Allied Workers Union (UAWU) said it is still to receive a response from telecommunications company Cable and Wireless since it served a three-day ultimatum on the company yesterday.
The meteorological Service is advising that Jamaicans can expect outbreaks of showers and thunderstorms tonight as Tropical Storm Gustav moves across the Caribbean.
The committee set up by the Prime Minister to organise welcome home celebrations for the country’s Olympians is expected to meet today to finalise plans.
Prime Minister, Bruce Golding is urging the nation to seize the moment of hope given to Jamaica by its athletes in Beijing, China and end the crime and violence.
The Secretariat of the People\'s National Party says it will conclude the collection of group delegate nomination forms today at the Party’s Headquarters.
The Bustamante Industrial Trade Union (BITU) is accusing the management of beverage producers, RST Industries Limited of using union busting tactics against employees seeking representation.
The executive of the Nurses Association of Jamaica, NAJ has given the government until the end of next month to settle on all the outstanding issues under the 2006/2008 heads of agreement.
The trailer driver who was yesterday taken into custody following a fatal motor vehicle crash in Kitson Town St. Catherine has been charged with thre counts of manslaughter.
The Government says it plans to increase the pool of funds available through the Students Loan Bureau, to ensure that students from poor families can have access to tertiary education.
Jamaica confirmed its new-found status as the greatest sprinting nation in the world, smashing the world record to win gold in the Men’s 4 by 100-metre Relay on today’s penultimate day of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China.
