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THE Government is moving to amend over 500 contracts to upgrade the status of guards — hired through security guard firms to provide services at ministries, departments and agencies — to employees...

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FINANCE Minister Dr Nigel Clarke is adamant that security companies have a duty to pay their guards at the new minimum wage rates, while making the point that business arrangements come with both ...

Attorney-at-law Mark-Paul Cowan, an associate of one of the Caribbean's largest and oldest law firms, is warning employers to get their houses in order, arguing that the determination of wheth...

MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Chairman of the Minimum Wage Advisory Commission Dr Ronald Robinson says the recent high court ruling in the case involving Marksman Limited and the National Housing Trus...

President of the Bustamante Industrial Trade Union (BITU) Senator Kavan Gayle says companies that engage workers on fixed-term contracts should pay keen attention to their arrangements given the r...

WITH the ripples caused by the recent high court ruling in the case involving Marksman Limited and National Housing Trust (NHT) that security guards are employees and not independent contractors, ...

SEVERAL security officers who spend hundreds of hours guarding popular Corporate Area businesses, in welcoming the recent ruling which elevated them from contract workers to employees, are admitti...

PRESIDENT of the Jamaica Society for Industrial Security (JSIS), Lieutenant Commander George Overton has warned that the recent decision by the court in the case involving Marksman Limited and the...

A federal magistrate concluded Tuesday that a Florida-based security firm should be granted a judgment on cybersquatting claims against a nearby rival for creating a false Instagram page in its name and registering confusingly similar website domains, but he recommended awarding significantly less in damages than requested and denying additional bids for pretrial victories.