Today, the Government has taken some steps they deem as cautious. They have reopened additional sectors with reduced customer densities and limited services. The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce remains very concerned about the minimal
positive impact this will have on the economy.
T&T CHAMBER ANNOUNCES THE AWARD RECIPIENT FOR 2020 INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN…T&T OWNED COMPANY OF THE YEAR
The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce is pleased to announce the selection of Ramps Logistics Limited as the award recipient in the category of Internationally Known…T&T Owned Company of the Year of the 2020
Successfully Managing Remote Teams
Virtual Media Conference
The T&T Chamber recognizes the health and economic challenges being faced by our society, and in particular businesses that have had to close, and in the best of times have been allowed to partially open, during the past 7 months.
Response to the National Budget 2021
The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce (T&T Chamber) recognises the
unprecedented economic challenges which have impacted the National Budget 2021. The
budget is based on the oil price of…
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Taking Action to Protect Lives and Livelihoods
The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce notes the initiative to amend the Public Health Ordinance to include penalties which will make it an offence for failure to wear a mask in public places…