A case study of safety, theft and vandalism on Digicel cellular sites at Trinidad and Tobago

Kuldeep Ojha and Saiid Khan

International Journal of Management Concepts and Philosophy, 2024, vol. 17, issue 1, 34-57

Abstract: Vandalism and theft are ever so present in our society. It is a problem that cannot be solved easily and cannot be addressed with a single solution. With varying factors contributing to it, there is a need for some sort of study to be done to address these issues. This study proposes to find the factors leading to vandalism and theft at Digicel Trinidad and Tobago cellular sites. The study investigates the effect of vandalism and theft on business and workers as well as recommends solutions based on current good prevailing practices. With vandalism and theft prevalent in recent years, and losses being incurred heavily, there is a great need to address these issues.

Keywords: safety; vandalism; theft; Digicel; cellular. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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