Former Minister of Public Service, Tabitha Sarabo-Halley, stressed on Friday that greater efforts must be made to equip working-age people with the essential skills and opportunities they need. Her comments follow a recent announcement by the ruling party regarding a notable labor shortage in the region. Sarabo-Halley’s remarks underline a critical need for focused initiatives to address this employment gap. Shemar Alleyne provides an in-depth look into the former minister’s concerns and the broader implications for the workforce.
