The “Skills for Global Services” (Global Services Promotion Programme) seeks to position Trinidad and Tobago as a digital hub for business through capacity building. The ultimate outcome of this IT development thrust is an increase in the export capacity of the country and the creation of employment in the Information Technology-enabled Services”.
Continue readingThe Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce firmly believes that the lost opportunity to have bpTT’s Angelin Platform built in La Brea should concern us all.
The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce appreciates that the job of the Minister of Finance is a very difficult one – and more so in challenging times.
The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce and more specifically, its Tobago Division, has noted recent statements by the Honourable Minister of Tourism regarding Government’s plans to dissolve the Tourism Development Company.
Our esteemed speakers directly share innovative strategies they’ve used to survive and grow their businesses.
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The “Employment and Labour Relations Committee Training Workshop: Mastering Employers Contracts” event was held on April 28th 2017. Mr. Gregory Pantin conveys to employers and managers a baseline understanding of the legal and commercial impact of the Contract of Employment; this is an essential tool for increasing certainty as well as managing both legal and commercial risk.
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This session addresses the following questions on Family Businesses:
How can family businesses settle family conflicts to realise desired harmony and productivity?
This session addresses the following questions on Family Businesses:
How can family businesses settle family conflicts to realise desired harmony and productivity?