BPO company Alorica says it remains committed to doing business while noting that its relationship with Jamaica has lasted almost 17-years.
Employees at Alorica comprise a significant portion of Jamaica’s confirmed cases of the coronavirus.
In a statement today, Alorica said it’s proud to be a member of the Jamaican business community which is committed to doing what it can to provide crucial services while protecting its employees and the public at large.
Alorica says with over 3-thousand Jamaican team members, it is committed to, and have embraced, the Jamaican values of strength, resilience and the spirit of togetherness.
The company notes that globally, the coronavirus pandemic has caused devastation and suffering to millions of families and lives.
According to Alorica, as a people-centric business operating globally, it has been proactive and attentive in implementing the following company-wide policies to all its valued team members:
Alorica says its dedicated Global Safety and Wellness Taskforce is spearheading region-specific efforts to safeguard the communities in which their people live and do business.
The BPO company says its also collaborating with health organizations, local governments and industry associations in the fight against the Coronavirus.
The company notes that during its most recent health inspection, conducted on April 1, 2020, the Ministry of Health confirmed its Portmore facility as fit for operation.
Alorica say it continues to take steps to protect its team members and the Jamaican community.
The company is also this morning reminding all team members to stay at home until further notice.
