The International Labour Organization (ILO )is warning that policies need to be put in place to protect stranded migrant workers and to ensure the reintegration of those who return to their home countries.
Jamaica has already seen the repatriation of thousands of cruise ship workers, but will their jobs still exist after the pandemic?
And what about the farmworkers who have gone overseas and been left stranded as a result of COVID-19?
To explore the various issues impacting the labour market we are joined by Frances Co Carella Regional Labour Migration and Mobility specialist at the ILO and David Wan President of the Jamaica employers federation.
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