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Former IDC officers appeal to PM over unpaid benefits

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Finance

May 16, 2026

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Former IDC officers appeal to PM over unpaid benefits

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Sascha Wilson

Former Immigration Detention Centre (IDC) officers are now appealing to Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar to urgently intervene after their previous appeals to receive unpaid benefits have gone unanswered.

Johnson Guevara, who is among 39 officers still awaiting their benefits, said they were sent home on January 31, 2024, without gratuity, meal allowances and COLA.

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