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ABVO: Roles of Women in the Workplace and in the Community important. | SMN News

March 18, 2019

ABVO: Roles of Women in the Workplace and in the Community important. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Local Board of the Union ABVO (Algemene Bond van Overheidspersoneel), through their president Mr. Sharlon Cathalina, acknowledges the very important role that many women on Sint Maarten play in the workplace as well as in the community. It was with that in mind that they saw it very fitting recently, to use the opportunity surrounding International Women’s Day, to recognize the female members of the Union.

The ABVO Union consists of members from among others the Immigration Department, the Tax Office, the Point Blanche Correctional Facility, the Police Force, Kooyman, Sint Maarten Port, SZV, Mental Health, Princess Juliana Airport, WINAIR. The


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