EDITOR, The Tribune
Re: Labour Dept. placing just 2 per cent of job seekers (The Tribune, May 13).
Very little money changes hands officially between the public and the hard-working staff at the Employment Exchange.
Sadly, this means that the opportunity for corruption is minimal and therefore so is productivity. (Corruption, after all, greases the wheels of productivity in our country).
In order for any worthwhile improvement in “placement” for job-seekers to occur, it is clear that the incentive of a little corruption needs to be introduced into this government entity which is performing so exceptionally poorly.
KEN W KNOWLES MD
Nassau,
May 15, 2016
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