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BRAGSA to employ more 6,000 persons

L. Noel August 9, 2022

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The National Road Cleaning Program began in earnest today employing more than six thousand persons throughout the country.

The program, coordinated by the Roads, Buildings and General Services Authority (BRAGSA) will be carried out over the next eight days.

According to a release from BRAGSA, the island-wide initiative, will see the employment of persons in all fifteen constituencies.

This will include 491 gangs and 1,000 Jobbers, who will be responsible for the cleaning of roads and drains, as well as the cutting of trees.

Contracts will also be given to over 100 truckers and conductors.

BRAGSA is therefore appealing to motorists and pedestrians to take the necessary precautions during this period.

The programme, which is a collaborative effort between BRAGSA and the Ministry of Economic Planning will be undertaken as part of the Labour Intensive Temporary Employment Programme, which falls under the Volcano Eruption Emergency Programme in that Ministry.

It is being done at an estimated cost of three (3) million EC dollars.

 

 

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