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Government and Unions of Civil Servants in Curaçao reach Agreement on Priority List for the next six months. | SMN News

October 31, 2019

Government and Unions of Civil Servants in Curaçao reach Agreement on Priority List for the next six months. | SMN News
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To achieve more efficiency and effectiveness in the functioning of public administration and to reduce personnel expenses

Willemstad Curacao:--- During an informal meeting that took place on the 29th of October 2019 in the Acoya Curaçao Resort, Villas and Spa, the parties within the CGOA (Centraal Georganiseerd Overleg in Ambtenarenzaken, CGOA) in Curaçao, which are on the one hand, the Government, and on the other, the five representative union organizations (ABVO, STrAF, NAPB, SAP and Sitek) represented in the Central Commission of trade Unions (Centrale Commissie van Vakbonden, CCvV) reached an agreement on a list of priorities for


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