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Parliament passes law amendment of 12.5% cuts.

October 18, 2022

Parliament passes law amendment of 12.5% cuts.
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~Majority votes in favor of amending the ordinance regulating the 12.5% cut on civil servants~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Prime Minister and Minister of General Affairs, Silveria Jacobs attended Parliament to clarify the last questions posed by Members of Parliament before the law went to a vote during the public meeting for today, Monday, October 17.

The meeting, which was dubbed #23 for Parliamentary for the year 2022/2023, was proposed to amend the ordinance regulating the 12.5% cut on civil servants to ratify the payment of vacation pay for civil servants. This was an urgent matter which the Council of Ministers ...

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