Stories by Carlene Davis

Jamaicans are again being urged to brace for job losses with the increased introduction of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) in the workforce.By next year, sectors such as agriculture, finance, manufacturing and professional services are...

The University of the West Indies (UWI) is seeking to allay the fears of some students of its School of Nursing who are worried that the cancellation of the Span of Duty examination, which was scheduled for February, could impact their chances of...

Almost daily, accidents, choking dust and constant flooding when it rains are some of the issues residents of Gregory Park, Portmore, St Catherine, are blaming on the deplorable condition of the main road in their community, and they are convinced...

After 19 years of being a member of the Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA), Janet Johnson* last year opted out of the union that represents the majority of the island's teachers because she concluded that it was a waste of her resources."They weren...

Members of the political directorate, trade unions and civil society yesterday took time out to hail National Hero Sir Alexander Bustamante on the 134th anniversary of his birth.In leading the tributes, Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and...

The police are taking steps to increase their rate of arrest of persons who are paying gunmen to carry out killings for them.Reports on the streets are that 'killers for hire' are now making big money across the island, despite some taking a low of...

One of the island's leading customer-service representatives is challenging claims that Jamaicans are being served at standards that are less than others around the world.Donnetta Russell, who as customer-care manager has led the National Housing...