Survey finds Dominicans worried by unemployment issues

Mar 15, 2013

ROSEAU, Dominica, CMC – The Roosevelt Skerrit government has been given a passing grade as it relates to its efforts to deal with unemployment in Dominica, but the population believes it is doing a good job in education. According to a mid-term review of the performance of the government conducted by the Barbados-based consulting firm, Caribbean Development Research Services Inc. (CADRES), “Dominicans are generally most impressed with the government's performance in "Education" and least impressed with the government's performance in the area of "Employment". CADRES said it had been commissioned by the ruling Dominica Labour Party (DLP) to conduct the review and that it conducted interviews in 13 of the 18 constituencies the party represents in Parliament during the last two weeks of February.

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