Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-04-15

• Mandeville call centre worker gripped with fear
• Should the Government have allowed Jamaican cruise ship workers to land?
• Maroon arrested for curfew breach, police assault
• Internet woes, scamming risk hurdles of work-from-home for BPOs
• Jamaican economy to shrink by 5.6% – IMF
• COVID-19 dead dispute
• Times like no other: the new decade and the coronaviru­s (Part 1)
• COVID-19, technology and the future of work
• House rules should allow digital sittings
• Rule by Prime Ministeria­l Edict
• Closure of bank branches to cause further hardships
• COVID mobile unit rolls out with Total top-up
• Early market fee collection breaches curfew – MoBay mayor
• Undocument­ed Caribbean expats at greatest risk of COVID job loss – Yvette Clarke
• The worst is yet to come, warns World Bank economist
• Portmore ramps up COVID-19 cleansing
• With 20th baby on the way, ‘hustler’ begs Gov’t to soften stance on closures
• Residents cry for justice after man shot during COVID curfew
• World Bank sees country escaping regional recession
• Obama endorses Biden as the best leader for ‘darkest times’
• Grooms getting the axe
• Regional swimmers making the connection via Zoom
• Donning the hats of prophets
• Shift from sports to medical gear keeps US company open
• Sports medicine leader promotes virus protocol
• Rewarding lacrosse season for coach Morrison
• Contracts will be adjusted if season is extended – Stewart
• Ja bobsledder dies from coronaviru­s
• Trelawny pastor hosts virtual communion
• Concerns mount over short-term drought in the Caribbean
• Sorority makes donation to boost Eve for Life, FFP’s COVID outreach
• Few takers as airlines open bookings for flights in May
• JMMB Fund Managers partners with Wise Constructi­on on first residentia­l developmen­t
• COVID cushion: Sagicor X Fund builds up cash despite losses
• What COVID-19 teaches about Caribbean vulnerabil­ity and resilience
• French court orders Amazon to suspend non-essential sales
• Business continuity combating COVID-19
• LUXURY QUARANTINE
• FARMING in the midst of COVID-19
• FUTURE CARIBBEAN GROWTH
• Internatio­nal tourist arrivals could fall by 20-30 per cent in 2020
• MISS KITSY
• ‘Escape to Jamaica’ Instagram series delivers a taste of the destinatio­n
• UNWTO launches a call for action for tourism’s Covid-19 mitigation and recovery
• Courtleigh Hotel & Suites named AAA’s ‘Best of Housekeepi­ng’ for 2020
• TOURISM WITH EDUCATION
• Make our cemeteries attraction­s
• COVID-19 delays completion of Artisan Village at Hampden Wharf

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