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THE GLEANER MINUTE: Corruption protest... Probation collision... Minimum wage review

Jul 12th, 2019 | Category: The Gleaner Minute | 1:46
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JULY 11, 2019: Scores of comrades congregated in Half-Way Tree, St Andrew this morning for a People’s National Party-led protest against corruption… It appears that the government and some probation officers may be headed for a collision course when the Ministries of Justice and National Security… The National Minimum Wage Commission is to engage the public in consultations on the minimum wage… The Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) today intervened in the foreign exchange market selling US$30 million to authorised dealers and large cambios.

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