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The mood at Digicel T&T is tense as the Digicel Group confirmed that jobs will be made redundant as part of a decentralisation plan to remain relevant.
In a statement on Tuesday, the telecommunications company said its decentralisation plan would impact some roles at the group level, albeit in several markets such as Cayman, El Salvador, Haiti, Jamaica, St Lucia, Trinidad, and the US, and that it had started a consultation period with staff.
Digicel said it “continuously looks for ways to be more efficient to allow us to provide even better service to our customers. The pace of change in our hyperconnected world is furious, and the onus is on us to evolve in real-time to ensure we remain relevant and competitive. Central to that is ensuring we have the right talent in the right places across and through our organisation.”
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