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St. Maarten wants removal of 12.5% cuts from salaries.

May 11, 2022

St. Maarten wants removal of 12.5% cuts from salaries.
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~ Elected and appointed Officials cuts of 15% remains in effect.

PHILIPSBURG: --- Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs announced on Wednesday that the Council of Ministers has dispatched a letter to the State Secretary Alexandra van Huffelen requesting that the imposed 12.5% cuts from the salaries of civil servants and workers of government-owned companies be removed.
Jacobs said that this matter will have to be discussed in the Kingdom Council of Ministers and St. Maarten is hoping for a positive response.
The Prime Minister made clear that her government is for its people and that while a letter was sent ...

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