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MINISTER of Labour and Social Security Michael Henry is encouraging more organisations to adopt and use flexible work arrangements, in light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.In a speech, delivered by chief technical director in the ministry Dionne Jennings, at a virtual productivity forum Wednesday, Henry said this will lead to a safe, healthy and productive execution of jobs, especially at this time.

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