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WITU sends a number of concerns to PM and Minister of Education.

September 29, 2022

WITU sends a number of concerns to PM and Minister of Education.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The President of the Windward Islands Teachers Union (WITU) Stuart Johnson sent an e-mail earlier today to both the Honorable Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs and Minister of Education Rudolph Samuel covering a number of concerns affecting the education sector in St. Maarten.

Johnson stated, “The vacation allowance payment for the subsidized school boards remains a huge concern for me. As President of the WITU, I must reiterate our stance as it gives the semblance of discriminatory in nature as it continues to affect the teaching fraternity of St.Maarten.”
He added, “I thought before having to write this ...

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