The acquisition of local wholesaler Prime Bahamas by Bahamas Food Services(BFS)has left a bitter taste in the mouths of some Prime Bahamas employees, who claim that they were given a few days'notice that they would have to reapply for their jobs with no guarantees that they would be rehired.
"This is a cost-cutting process. It's unavoidable,"said Prime Bahamas CEO Garland Evans at the company's warehouse yesterday."It's either that or close the business down completely."
Evans said the economic downturn and the rising costs of doing business in The Bahamas such as hikes in customs duties, rising electrici ...
The acquisition of local wholesaler Prime Bahamas by Bahamas Food Services(BFS)has left a bitter taste in the mouths of some Prime Bahamas employees, who claim that they were given a few days'notice that they would have to reapply for their jobs with no guarantees that they would be rehired.
"This is a cost-cutting process. It's unavoidable,"said Prime Bahamas CEO Garland Evans at the company's warehouse yesterday."It's either that or close the business down completely."Evans said the economic downturn and the rising costs of doing business in The Bahamas such as hikes in customs duties, rising electrici ...
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