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MINISTER of Tourism Edmund Bartlett has expressed confidence that enough safeguards are in place to ensure that only bona-fide employees in the sector benefit from the approximately 4,000 houses being constructed for tourism workers.
According to Bartlett, he has disappointing news for people who may now be thinking of rushing into the industry just to try and claim a house.
Bartlett told the Jamaica Observer that the decision on the allocation of houses rests with the human resource departments in the various tourism entities.
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