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Gordon-Carty: Civil servant exodus due to victimization, hopelessness.

January 19, 2022

Gordon-Carty: Civil servant exodus due to victimization, hopelessness.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Leader of the United St. Maarten Party (USP) Pamela Gordon-Carty on Wednesday decried the amount of civil servants that are leaving government service and placed the blame squarely on the shoulders of the National Alliance/UP coalition government. She said the government has created an atmosphere of hopelessness and victimization which is directly contributing to the exodus of public servants.

“While I want to wish the entire population of country St. Maarten a prosperous and health-filled new year beginnings, I would also want to express my dissatisfaction with what has been going on in plain sight right here. Lately, there's ...

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