Last Updated on June 16, 2023, 7:32 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Premier of Nevis and leader of the Concerned Citizens Movement, Mark Brantley, recently took the opportunity to visit the communications centre or call centre that has been operating in the Brown Hill community of Nevis. During this trip, Premier Brantley took the opportunity to meet the management of the communications centre.
During the trip, He also saw and interacted with the staff employed by the management and those who have received training under the managers. The Premier of Nevis shared some glimpses from the visit and interaction with the call centre staff. He was extremely excited to be made aware of the new development within the island.
In line with this, the politician expressed his delight in expanding employment opportunities in the country. Premier Mark Brantley shared that according to the information he received from various sources, they are now up to 34 employees and trying to recruit more. He shared that he is pleased with the progress and encourages those interested in work to apply.
The Premier of Nevis Mark Brantley is highly committed to ensuring that the people of Nevis are getting access to quality employment and that the employment market can easily cater to the needs of the people. The Premier is the largest supporter of any new businesses and ventures on the island.
The call centre initiative is bringing several benefits to the country’s people. The people of Nevis have taken to their social media accounts to share their excitement and appreciation for the successful working of the call centre in the Brown Hill community. They shared that the Premier of Nevis Mark Brantley had shared very good news with the country’s people.
The development of the twin island, in terms of economic activity, is highly stark and visible within the island. The people have taken the opportunity to share their appreciation for the hard work that the Premier of Nevis has been doing for the people of the country.
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