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TelEm Group announces early closing Friday for team building event.

January 11, 2023

TelEm Group announces early closing Friday for team building event.
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Pond Island:---   The TelEm Group Group of Companies will be closing its doors early Friday, January 13th, 2023, for a company-wide event aimed at building strong relationships amongst staff. The team-building event, with a sports theme, is the initiative of the TelEm Group Personnel Association and enjoys the full support of management, especially coming at the start of the new year.
 To accommodate the event, TelEm Ground’s main office on Pond Island, and branch office in Simpson Bay will be closed to the public from 12:00 noon so that organizers can make preparations and host the team-building event, which all ...


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