A Storied Beginning Perched near present-day Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire, Bletchley Park began its life as a quintessential English country estate. The site boasts a long history—first mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086—and saw a significant architectural reincarnation in the late 19th century. In 1883, financier Sir Herbert Samuel Leon acquired the property and transformed a modest farmhouse and prior structure into an eclectic mansion, blending Victorian Gothic, Tudor Revival, and Dutch Baroque styles. The resulting house featured asymmetrical layouts, ornate gables, sumptuous interiors, reproduction Jacobean ceilings, marble arches, and a ballroom—making it as peculiar as it was grand....
Read MoreDuring this Labor Day, EACOMM would like to express its support for the BPO Workers Association of the Philippines (BWAP) – an organization affiliated with the Trade Union Congress of the Philippines. BWAP is the first nationwide organization of business process outsourcing workers in the country. To know more about BWAP, visit its website or read more about it in this Philippine Daily Inquirer article.