After cutting about ten per cent of its staff in Jamaica through a voluntary separation package in 2009, Digicel is expanding its offer to workers in Barbados and other parts of the region.
In confirming the move yesterday, Barry O’Brien, Digicel’s chief executive officer for Barbados and the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States South, described the process as “completely voluntary”.
However, he told the DAILY NATION: “The company reserves the right to refuse any application and we really don’t expect many staff to take up the offer in this environment.”
Pressed to reveal how many workers were being targeted, the Digicel Barbados boss neither gave a figure nor the total number of workers employed by the telecommunications company here.
Read the full story in today’s DAILY?NATION.
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