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The Council of Advice played the ball right back at the Central Committee when suddenly a question popped up about the infamous short-term labor contracts. Never mind that in civil law there are only two types of labor contracts: temporary and perman
Civil servants do not seem to understand what they are: servants. That impression was once more emphasized by Ombudsman Dr. Nilda Arduin yesterday when she spoke about workshops her office is giving to civil servants. The standard of proper conduc
Workers are being busy to get all the dead fish out of the waters yesterday. Photo Today/Milton PietersSt. Maarten – Water quality tests were carried out by the nature Foundation in the Great Salt Pond from August 7 until August 12 in order t
From left Secretary General Patricia Philips, Ombudsman Dr. Nilda Arduin and legal counsel Marlon Hart. Photo Today / Leo BrownSt. Maarten – Civil servants are taking part in workshops organized by the office of the Ombudsman to educate them about
Three more arrests in international drugs investigation St. Maarten – The Detective Collaboration Team RST searches six houses and the office of an unidentified real estate company early yesterday morning in the Maho and Simpson Bay area. The RS
St. Maarten- Government will soon be able to present its findings on a two year Return on Investment (ROI) study that was commissioned by the Education Ministry. The study sought to find out how St. Maarten has benefited from the annual approval of h
Minister Maurice Lake along with the contractor, consultants and other government officials discussing the test-run carried out by the 40-footer container truck. Photo DCOMM St. Maarten – Vromi Minister Maurice Lake was present to observe th
Members of the Council of Advice listen intently to members of the Central Committee. From left Jan Beaujon, Mavis Brooks-Salmon, Gaston Bell and Mike Alexander. Photo Today / Leo BrownSt. Maarten - The Council of Advice made a presentation to me