PSOJ SUPPORTS GOJ’S DECISION TO ACCESS THE IMF’S RAPID FINANCING INSTRUMENT
For Immediate Release Kingston, Jamaica: PSOJ SUPPORTS GOJ’S DECISION TO ACCESS THE IMF’S RAPID FINANCING INSTRUMENT The Private Sector Organisation…
OVER J$40M PLEDGE TO PSOJ COVID-19 RESPONSE FUND
For Immediate Release Kingston, Jamaica: OVER J$40M PLEDGE TO PSOJ COVID-19 RESPONSE FUND Private and corporate donors committed over J$40 million in…
PSOJ Launches COVID-19 Response Fund
The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica today announced that, in light of the current COVID-19 pandemic presently affecting Jamaica, it is launching and…
PSOJ SUPPORTS NATIONAL EFFORTS TO MINIMIZE COVID-19 IMPACT
The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) will be actively working and supporting the Ministry of the Health and Wellness (MOHW) with…
Private Sector commits $150 Million to help in response to COVID-19
Private Sector commits $150 Million to help in response to COVID-19 As the number of confirmed cases of the corona virus (COVID-19)…
PSOJ REACTS TO 2020/2021 BUDGET PRESENTATION
Positive Budget-Fiscal stimulus, Social Protection and COVID-19 The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) is satisfied with the inclusive thrust of 2020/2021…
BENNETT-EASY MOVING ON FROM PSOJ
PSOJ President Keith Duncan has announced that Mrs. Makeba Bennett-Easy has resigned from her current position as Chief Executive Officer and will…
Economic Programme Oversight Committee (EPOC) Update on the GOJ Economic Reform Programme (ERP), January 2020 Communiqué #31
Most recent results – The EPOC met on January 24, 2020 and reviewed the performance of the economy for the period ended…
PSOJ SUPPORTS APPOINTMENT OF GREG CHRISTIE AS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF INTEGRITY COMMISSION
The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) and the Jamaica Accountability Meter Portal (JAMP) welcome the announcement of the appointment of Mr….
PROGRESS BEING MADE ON ATTAINING A NATIONAL CONSENSUS ON CRIME
Many Jamaicans will recall that in October 2019, the two major political parties alongside approximately 20 groups from civil society came together…