The workers in the Community Employment Enhancement Program (CEEP) in Nain are busy while the workers in Hopedale are done their hours.
Joe Dicker is the AngajukKâk for Nain.
Dicker says the program is still ongoing with four workers getting their hours.
One worker is doing craft work, while the other three are doing labor work around the community, like shoveling the doors of the Jeremias Sillitt Centre, the fire brigade, etc.
Dicker adds that the program will run until the workers have their hours done.
Marjorie Flowers is the AngajukKâk in Hopedale.
Flowers states that there are no workers in the CEEP program.
There were three workers, but they have their hours done and no one else have signed up to the program.