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The advantages of remote work in Trinidad and Tobago public sector

The power of remote work in Trinidad and Tobago public sector to improving work-life balance and more.

With remote work in Trinidad and Tobago public sector gaining traction, Public Administration Minister Allyson West recently announced a pilot project to evaluate the potential benefits of a work-from-home model. The pilot will launch in November 2024. The results of this trial could reshape the nation’s approach to public sector …

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Why tech and finance nomads choose Spaces in Singapore for flexibility and growth

Top benefits of co-working for tech and finance nomads in Singapore’s thriving scene.

With its strategic location, robust digital infrastructure, and a pro-business environment, Singapore has become a prime destination for tech and finance nomads seeking to grow and thrive. For those working remotely or relocating temporarily, Singapore’s vibrant co-working spaces offer the ideal balance of productivity, networking, and convenience. One standout among …

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The stick insect: Exploring the ‘god horse’ of Trinidad and Tobago

Why the stick insect is a symbol of nature and folklore in Trinidad.

The stick insect, also known locally in Trinidad and Tobago as walking stick or god horse, is a fascinating creature that captivates with its unique camouflage and slow, deliberate movements. Known for resembling twigs or branches, stick insects belong to the order Phasmatodea, a group that excels in mimicry, allowing …

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5 Stunning tourist attractions you can easily visit in Trinidad & Tobago

5 Amazing tourist attractions in Trinidad and Tobago.

Whether you’re seeking tropical beaches, rich biodiversity, or vibrant cultural sites, Trinidad and Tobago is an ideal destination. As a twin-island paradise, it offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Here, we’ll guide you through five must-visit tourist attractions that will make your trip unforgettable and give …

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The role of foreign direct investment in Singapore’s economic ascent

How foreign direct investment (FDI) boosted Singapore’s economic growth.

Singapore’s economic success story is one of unparalleled ambition, innovation, and openness to global markets. From a humble port city to a financial hub, Singapore’s evolution has been fuelled significantly by foreign direct investment (FDI). In a country with limited natural resources, Singapore’s strategic embrace of FDI has positioned it …

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Why more New Yorkers are celebrating their milestone events in Trinidad and Tobago

Celebrate in style: How New Yorkers are choosing Trinidad and Tobago for milestone events.

In recent years, New Yorkers have been flocking to Trinidad and Tobago to celebrate their milestone events in a tropical paradise that offers the perfect blend of culture, beauty, and unique experiences. Whether it’s a wedding, anniversary, retirement, or a significant birthday, the islands provide the ideal backdrop for these …

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How Singapore’s public transport and connectivity draws finance and tech nomads

Seamless commuting: Singapore’s public transport as a hub for finance and tech pros.

Singapore has long been a magnet for finance and tech nomads, drawn not only by its flourishing economy but also by its impressive public transport system and world-class connectivity. As the city-state positions itself as a global financial hub and a leading destination for digital innovation, its well-integrated public transport …

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Defining a ‘tax hell’ in Latin America

Living in a "tax hell" with high tax rates and complex regulations can significantly impact financial well-being and business operations.

The term “tax hell” is commonly used to characterise nations with exceptionally hostile tax environments for both individuals and businesses. These jurisdictions are typically marked by exorbitant tax rates, labyrinthine regulations, and inefficient tax administrations. According to the 1841 Foundation, several Latin American countries exemplify these conditions. Their assessment is …

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