FREEPORT – Hundreds of the people, including persons up to 60 years old, are turning out to register for the government’s job readiness programme on Grand Bahama.

Sarah Rahming, executive officer at the Labour Department, said it was a busy second day of registration yesterday at the Jack Hayward High School.  Between 400 and 500 applicants had been processed during the morning hours and many persons were still turning up to register in the afternoon.

“It has been a nonstop process and persons have been flowing in continuously,” Mrs Rahming told The Tribune.   Men and women young ...

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