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The great comeback!

28 Jun 2001 - by Staff reporter
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COMPUTER BUREAU Compu-Clearing has seen the recent "return home" of several staff.
Peter Curtis is back at the helm of quality control
programmes after a short stint away from the company.
Valerie Goldis, the original Webmaster at Compu-Clearing, now looks after development and maintenance of the company's websites, as well as those developed and maintained on behalf of its customers.
He returned briefly to his native Russia, but was drawn back to South Africa by the sunshine and people.
Jack Naicker, who left Compu-Clearing two years ago to broaden his experience, is back and looking after its AS400s.
After a working holiday overseas Mike Henning has rejoined Compu-Clearing where he started as a trainee member of the training and support team some three and a half years ago.
Sheldon Vorster relocated to Cape Town for a brief spell but is now back in Gauteng looking after Compu-Clearing's AS400.

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