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PHOTOS: Scenes from Labour Day
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May 24, 2013

PHOTOS: Scenes from Labour Day

1. Judith McKenzie, aesthetician at Totally Male, pampers patient Ralph Holness at the University Hospital of the West Indies on Thursday. The Totally Male team comprising of Nathania Graham-Haynes, Andrene Meeks, Tanikka Ukkyuellyue and CEO Sandra Samuels-Reid provided makeovers for male patients on Ward 17 as company’s Labour Day project. The project was in honour of Samuels-Reid deceased mother, Joyce Marriot, a former director of Totally Male and nurse for 35 years.

2. Mayor of Montego Bay Councillor Glendon Harris (right) lays a wreath at Sam Sharpe’s monument in Montego Bay, St James on Labour Day, as Police Corporal Itilda Crawford-Bennett looks on.

3. Dianan Sharpe was among a group of Courts Jamaica volunteer who painted the Mustard Seed Home on Mahoe Drive in Kingston in celebration of Labour Day. (Photo: Collin Reid)

4. President of the Bustamante Industrial Trade Union (BITU) Senator Kavan Gayle (centre) joins staff and members of the union in giving a facelift to the statue of the union’s founder, the late National Hero Sir Alexander Bustamante, at South Parade on Thursday. It was one of the union’s Labour Day projects.

5. Sandals Negril’s bar manager Carey Foster (left) and concierge agent Nadine Robinson (centre) turn ‘landscapers’ for the day as their landscaping colleagues, Tamoy Symister (second right) and Maxine Henry show them how it’s done during the team’s Labour Day activity at the Negril Health Centre on Thursday.

 

 

 

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