Crime and Corruption Stifling Commerce
The Private Sector Organization of Jamaica (PSOJ) says they are committed to coordinating with other entities to address the crime and corruption issues in Jamaica.
Following a recent study by the organization which highlights root causes of crime locally. Head of the PSOJ, Keith Duncan, notes crime continues to stifle the local economic growth with a significant number of the population refusing to enter the workforce.
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