Tempo Caribbean director Arie van Hoven mapped out his company’s risks by taking the ENNIA Risk Assessment. From the conversations he had with his Account Manager Tini Lasten and specialist Shairlon Balentina, he learned that temporary employees run the risk of being held liable for any damage caused to customers or customers’ belongings. Luckily, this doesn’t happen very often, but when it does, the financial impact can be huge. Tempo did not want to bear this risk (anymore).
“Tempo and ENNIA have had a close working relationship for years, and the two businesses have complete trust in each other. We’d
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