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PM disconnected government phones from Civil Servants irresponsibly, no more Social Media for government workers. | SMN News

August 21, 2019

PM disconnected government phones from Civil Servants irresponsibly, no more Social Media for government workers. | SMN News
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~Display of power and personal vendetta against civil servants.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Prime Minister Leona Romeo Marlin disconnected all cellular phones that are held by civil servants on Thursday. Civil Servants whose phones were disconnected were not warned or even informed of the measures taken by the Prime Minister.
At the moment, some offices including the Inspectorate of Health and Labor, TEATT and VROMI has been crippled due to the irresponsible actions of the Prime Minister.
SMN News learned that the Prime Minister along with her cabinet members are handpicking whose cellular phones of certain civil servants will be


To read more: http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/32563-pm-disconnected-government-phones-from-civil-servants-irresponsibly-no-more-social-media-for-government-workers.html

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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/pm-disconnected-government-phones-from-civil-servants-irresponsibly-no-more-social-media-for-government-workers-smn-news/

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