We are getting tired and fed up of this – UTASA president

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We are getting tired and fed up of this – UTASA president

The administrative, technical and axiliary staff of the University of Technology (UTech), Jamaica took their issues surrounding salary demands under the Government’s public sector compensation wage package to the feet of the throne on Monday. In a...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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