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Elshot resigns as chair of WICLU but agrees to hold on until the restructuring.

October 28, 2022

Elshot resigns as chair of WICLU but agrees to hold on until the restructuring.
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PHILIPSBURG: --- Chairlady of the Windward Islands Chamber of Labor Unions Claire Elshot tendered her resignation from the chair of the WICLU. In her resignation letter Elshot inform the chamber that based on her recollection she has been serving more than two terms as the chair of WICLU and since she is no longer the president of the WITU, she has decided to tender her resignation with immediate effect.

In explaining her role as the chairlady of the WICLU Elshot said she was tasked with calling and coordinating and chair the meetings under the WICLU with different stakeholders and the ...

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