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Progress on Overtime and MOU advance payment

April 19, 2023

Progress on Overtime and MOU advance payment
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SINT MAARTEN (PHILIPSBURG) - On Friday, April 21, 2023, the Council of Ministers (CoM) and the Unions representing the Justice workers are set to meet to discuss and determine the particulars of the execution of a 25% advance payment relating to the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) agreement of 2019, and the Overtime regulation for law enforcement personnel that will be applied. The upcoming meeting is intended to get the formalization of agreements and the manner in which payments will be executed.

Based upon the CoM decision taken on Saturday, April 15th, to approve the 25% payment to the Justice workers via the MOU agreement, the Ministry of Justice has prepared all the necessary advices, including the draft Ministerial Decree and Ministerial Regulation to facilitate a prompt formalization of the final arrangements to be agreed upon on Friday. Pertinent preliminary calculations will also be concluded by Friday in support of the advices to be presented to the Council of Ministers during the meeting.

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Details on the formalization and execution of payments will be provided to all eligible Justice workers, following the formalization of decisions taken by the CoM.

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