Affected workers: Ten-days programme cut could fuel crime

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August 28, 2026

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Affected workers: Ten-days programme cut could fuel crime

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Stephon Nicholas

Tobago Correspondent

Workers affected by the termination of Tobago’s ten-on, ten-off employment programme are warning that the move could contribute to rising crime on the island.

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