Surveys reveal dramatic shifts in social attitudes toward issues such as gay marriage and citizenship for illegal immigrants. How do you think these changing attitudes might affect the manager’s job over the next few years?

How can business leaders strike a balance between promoting ethical behavior and complying with legal and regulatory requirements while also effectively managing stakeholder expectations and maintaining a competitive advantage in today's global business environment?

What are the key challenges faced by managers in today's global business environment, and how can they be addressed?

In 2013, the then Minister of Education Ronald Thwaites, unknown to him, caused me to reconsider more deeply my decision to pursue teacher education. This period of doubt and uncertainty came on the heels of his announcement that, at the time, there were more teachers than the number of vacancies in public schools. Nine years later, however, Jamaica, like other nations worldwide, is experiencing a catastrophic exodus and shortage of teachers. The current Minister of Education Fayval Williams recently expressed that over 167 teachers have resigned their jobs since July 2022. Reports emanating from the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) indicate that over 400 teachers have left the island since the start of this year to take up employment elsewhere, and that more teachers are forecast to leave. This is perhaps the single largest migration of teachers that we have experienced as a nation within the last decade…   A good education system is central to the creation of a better future for…