Monrovia – Employees who were affected by the redundancy exercise carried out in May 2020 were provided with severance packages in keeping with applicable Laws of Liberia (Decent Work Act) and the Company’s Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) with the Golden Veroleum Agriculture Workers Union of Liberia (GOVAWUL), contrary to an article written by New Narrative’s […]
Read MoreSinoe County- The Management of Voice of Sinoe Community Radio, a local radio station situated in Greenville City, extended a letter of gratitude and appreciation to the Management of Golden Veroleum (Liberia) Inc. (GVL) for the “numerous” assistance provided to them. The radio station made a specific reference to the repair of its two transmitters, […]
Read MoreMonrovia– GVL maintains that reports published by the Independent Probe newspaper in its March 7, 2021 edition titled: “Golden Veroleum In Hot water Over ‘Land-grab & Rainforest Bulldozed, Int’l panel Finding Reveals” does not provide a complete and accurate account of the findings of a recent High Carbon Stock Approach (HCSA) investigation. GVL has published […]
Read MoreGVL acknowledges the recent High Carbon Stock Approach (HCSA) decision on a complaint against GAR for HCS clearance and infringement of HCSA social requirements by GVL, which GAR is invested in via the Verdant Fund, a private equity fund. GVL has acknowledged the HCS clearance when the matter was first raised in 2018 and […]
Read MoreMonrovia -The Management of Golden Veroleum Liberia Inc. (GVL) has promoted nine Liberian staff to managerial levels based on work performance, diligence and commitment in Sinoe and Grand Kru Counties as part of the company’s on-going commitment to building a truly Liberian enterprise. Nupolue Morris Nakamou and Kerpo Kambleh were promoted as Senior Assistant Managers […]
Read MoreMonrovia – Ahead of the 2021 National County Sports Meet, Golden Veroleum (Liberia) Inc. (GVL) donated material to the authorities of Sinoe County for the renovation of the James E. Green Sports page in Greenville City as Sinoe County has been selected to be one of the host Counties for the upcoming National County Sports […]
Read MoreSinoe County – More than ten staff of the Human Resource department of oil palm developer Golden Veroleum Liberia benefited from a two-day capacity building workshop in Butaw, Sinoe County. The training facilitated by General Manager for Human Resource, Eric Goll, Arunendra Kumar Shukla Production and Organization Reengineering Manager and Moses Kofa HR Database officer […]
Read MoreGVL To Reduce its Operational Cost, Workforce Redundancy Unavoidable Monrovia – The Management of Golden Veroleum (Liberia) Inc. (GVL) says it is currently rationalizing its workforce and implementing a redundancy exercise affecting 250 employees due to the numerous economic challenges the Company has been facing over the years and prolonged global economic downturn exacerbated by […]
Read MoreGVL / Sinoe County Health Team Concludes Two Days IPC For Clinical Staff In Sinoe Sinoe County – Continuing efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus in Liberia, Golden Veroleum Liberia in collaboration with The Sinoe County Health Team concluded a two day infection prevention and control training for its clinical staff in Sinoe […]
Read MoreGVL Donates Rice, Anti COVID-19 Materials to Government of Liberia Sinoe County. –in its bid to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus in Liberia, oil palm developer Golden Liberia has donated to the Office of the Vice President of the Republic of Liberia; Grand Kru and Sinoe Counties, dozens of prevention materials including buckets […]
Read MoreSINOE COUNTY in fulfilment of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed between Golden Veroleum (Liberia) Inc. (GVL) and the people of Butaw, GVL has completed the construction works of US$120,000 eight classroom annex and a teacher quarters at the Butaw Junior High School for the elevation of the school to Senior High School level. This […]
Read MoreSinoe County – Golden Veroleum (Liberia) Inc. (GVL) has announced a reduction of about 440 employees from its workforce across its concession areas in Sinoe and Grand Kru Counties. The redundancy exercise cites the downturn of the global economy, including the impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic happening globally and in Liberia, poor infrastructure causing the company […]
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