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The Jamaica National Group is no stranger to nation-building and giving back to a worthy cause and Labour Day 2022 was no different.

Employees, members, friends and partners of The JN Group came out in their numbers for the long Labour Day weekend, as well as on Labour Day to participate in several activities planned by the organisation and its subsidiaries, including the JN Foundation.

Among the activities undertaken were:

A seedling distribution exercise at the JN Bank Half-Way Tree branch
A clean-up of Sirgany Beach in east Kingston
Workday at Sophie’s Place in Gordon Town, St Andrew

Labour Day was observed under the theme ‘Reigniting a Nation for Greatness – Protect our Heritage and Environment’.

Here are photo highlights from those events:

labourday_1 - The Jamaica National Group Limited — Earl Jarrett (second right), chief executive officer of The JN Group, was among several executives presented with seedlings by members of the JN Eco Champs, led by Kimberly Atkinson Gardner (second left), Marketing Officer, JN Group Marketing and Omar Wright (third right), Programme Lead Environment and Community Programmes, JN Foundation, on May 20. Also pictured from left are JN Group team members: Leon Mitchell, assistant general manager; Kelesa Seville, Executive Assistant and Natoya Brown, Senior Manager, Risk and Compliance.

labourday_2 - The Jamaica National Group Limited — Omar Wright (centre), lead for Environment and Community Programmes, JN Foundation, presents JN members, Jamar Walcott (left) and Irone McPherson with seedlings, during a pre-Labour Day activity at the JN Bank Half-Way-Tree branch on May 20. They were encouraged to plant a tree for Labour Day.

labourday_3 - The Jamaica National Group Limited — Kimberly Atkinson Gardner (left), Marketing Officer, JN Group Marketing, outlines the care instructions for the grapevine she presented to JN member Jakeil Stephenson, during a pre-Labour Day activity at the JN Bank Half-Way-Tree branch on May 20. The goal is to encourage more Jamaicans to plant trees.

IMG_8884 - The Jamaica National Group Limited — JN Group ambassador and recording artiste, Agent Sasco (right), has the attention of Dr Andrea Clayton, director, Earth Ambassadors- a not-for-profit environmental organisation; Saniah Spencer, marketing executive, JN Group, and Kimberly Gardner, marketing relations officer, JN Group, as they collect waste along the Sirgany Beach in east Kingston, May 21. The team, organised by the JN Group, collected more than 100 bags of waste, including several plastics, weighing more than 1,000 kilos. The event was a pre-Labour Day activity and part of the JN Group’s Environmental Sustainability Programme.

img-1 - The Jamaica National Group Limited — Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth, Matthew Samuda (centre), helps JN Group ambassador and recording artiste, Agent Sasco (left), and Saniah Spencer, JN Group marketing executive, to bag garbage on the Sirgani Beach in east Kingston. The pre-Labour Day exercise was organized by the JN Group. More than 100 bags of waste were collected weighing in excess of 1,000 kilos.

img-2 - The Jamaica National Group Limited — Matthew Samuda (left), Minister without portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, assists Agent Sasco (right), recording artiste and JN Group Ambassador, and Saniah Spencer (centre), JN Group marketing executive to collect plastic waste along the Sirgany Beach in east Kingston, during a beach clean-up organised by the JN Group on Saturday, May 21.

img-3 - The Jamaica National Group Limited — Duann Williams (left), member of the JN Circle Corporate Area and Shane Ashmede, collections officer at Total Credit Services, a member company of The Jamaica National Group, plant an apple tree at Sophie’s Place on Labour Day. The facility, which is run by the Mustard Seed Communities, benefitted from the planting of a vegetable garden and infrastructural facelift of its therapy area by members of The Jamaica National Group. The Labour Day activities form part of the JN Group’s Environmental Sustainable programme, which will be launched at a later date. The programme is geared at supporting environmental awareness practices in Jamaica by focusing on key areas such as: deforestation, waste management, water conservation and energy efficiency.

img-4 - The Jamaica National Group Limited — Rose Miller (right), grants manager at the JN Foundation and Nastassia Lawrence, member service representative, JN Bank Half-Way-Tree, examine seedlings before planting them at Sophie’s Place.

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