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THE Joint Trade Union Movement (JTUM) says it stands in unwavering solidarity with former workers of the Community Environment Protection and Enhancement Programme (Cepep) affected by government’s recent decision to restructure the programme.
“JTUM recognises that Cepep workers represent some of the most vulnerable segments of the national workforce, many of whom rely on this employment as their sole means of financial survival and support for their families,” a statement from JTUM said on the night of June 2.
The statement came hours after the former workers, along with contractors, protested at Cepep’s office in Ste Madeleine, calling for rehire and answers. JTUM called for a reorganisation of the programme.
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