By Elizabeth Morgan
May is the month in which the spotlight is shone on labour, the world of work. May 1, May Day, in many countries, including in Member States of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), was International Labour Day. Labour Day was commemorated on May 24 in Jamaica. This Day is…
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