Shangri-La to recruit Myanmar staffers
Yangon, Aug 5 - Hong Kong based Shangri-La International Hotel management will recruit over 60 staff members from Traders Hotel Yangon, for its planned establishment in Oman, the Myanmar Times weekly reported in its latest issue.
Representatives from Shangri-La, last month, conducted personal interviews to more than 150 staff members from variety of departments at Traders Hotel Yangon.
Shangri-La owns a network of 47 hotels in 13 countries under the Traders and Shangri-La names, and has plans to expend up to 80 hotels by 2007, according to the group.
The Traders Hotel Yangon is also one of Shangri-La's investments in South East Asia.
Staff members recruited for Oman can expect salaries three to five times higher than they currently earns in Myanmar, Myanmar Times said.
Current part-timers and trainees will replace vacated positions at Traders Hotel Yangon, Myanmar Times added.
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Representatives from Shangri-La, last month, conducted personal interviews to more than 150 staff members from variety of departments at Traders Hotel Yangon.
Shangri-La owns a network of 47 hotels in 13 countries under the Traders and Shangri-La names, and has plans to expend up to 80 hotels by 2007, according to the group.
The Traders Hotel Yangon is also one of Shangri-La's investments in South East Asia.
Staff members recruited for Oman can expect salaries three to five times higher than they currently earns in Myanmar, Myanmar Times said.
Current part-timers and trainees will replace vacated positions at Traders Hotel Yangon, Myanmar Times added.
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