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Acknowledging that throughout the world there is at least one day on which people willingly work for free, and Jamaicans are no exception, Philanthropist Joe Issa, says Jamaica's Labour Day tradition must be encouraged and preserved.

"I know many people who have to go to work on Labour Day would, if they have a choice, forego the pay day in order to work for free on their favourite Labour Day project. I think this is commendable for Jamaican workers and my employees in particular, many of whom will be laboring for non-economic gain
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