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Farm work programmes gives lifeline to Nicola Herron

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Farm work programmes gives lifeline to Nicola Herron The Overseas Employment Programme placed 14,350 Jamaican workers in jobs across Canada and the United States in 2024. One such individual is Nicola Herron, who was one of the four persons with disabilities chosen to go on the farm work programme...

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Farm work programmes gives lifeline to Nicola Herron

Farm work programmes gives lifeline to Nicola Herron The Overseas Employment Programme placed 14,350 Jamaican workers in jobs across Canada and the United States in 2024. One such individual is Nicola Herron, who was one of the four persons with disabilities chosen to go on the farm work programme...

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Jamaica Star broke the news in Jamaica 3 days ago on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.

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