Capitol News – TV News Videos – 09 Sep 2013 |
- Police names city businessman as the main suspect in biker’s murder.
- Caribbean Airlines to lose its fuel subsidy from the Government of Trinidad and Tobago
- Attorney Nigel Hughes’ involvement with the Amaila Hydro project a conflict of interest – PPP
- Guyana’s Chief Justice rules cross-dressing not a crime unless
- Minister of Commerce and Industry promises current chicken shortage will be over
- BK International says there is no shortage of stone in Guyana
- St. Vincent’s Prime Minister visits Guyana as he prepares to take up CARICOM Chairmanship
- Football: Kashif and Shanghai complains to CONCACAF over unfair treatment by GFF/GFA
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Police names city businessman as the main suspect in biker’s deathPosted: 09 Sep 2013 04:25 PM PDT
The Police have now issued a wanted bulletin for Water Street Businessman Rondy Jagdeo, who the Police say is wanted for questioning in relation to the murder of biker, Kurt Davis. The Police say the man was born on: August 19, 1985, he is of East Indian decent, stoutly built and fair in complexion. His Last […]
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Caribbean Airlines to lose its fuel subsidy from the Government of Trinidad and TobagoPosted: 09 Sep 2013 04:23 PM PDT Continue reading |
Outsourcing: Call Centres- Qualfon’s expansion in Guyana
Outsourcing: Call Centres- Qualfon’s expansion in Guyana -commentary
SEPTEMBER 9, 2013 · STABROEK NEWS – EDITORIAL
Qualfon’s announcement on September 4 of a 3,500-person contact centre campus and the creation of 6,000 jobs over five years with an initial investment of US$4M is most welcome. The company must be applauded for showing faith in the country’s economy and direction after eight years of doing business here. The government must also be congratulated for enabling the investment.
Six thousand jobs over five years would be no small feat and it would undoubtedly be the single largest private sector creation of jobs in recent memory. The company is already reputedly the largest private employer in the country and has acquired this status quietly by just going about its business. It has also publicized some of the reasons why it is seen as a preferred employer: free training, free medical services, milk subsidies and a library exchange. Continue reading →
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