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A number of Police Officers seeking to leave St. Maarten.

October 31, 2022

A number of Police Officers seeking to leave St. Maarten.
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~ Function Book taking too long to finalize.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- A number of police officers are seeking to return to their islands namely Curacao, Statia, and Saba.
SMN News learned that the officers already submitted their resignation to the management of KPSM as they claim they are not satisfied with their salary scales and a number of other issues affecting them. The finalization and implementation of the function book which has been delayed over the years are some of the reasons the officers have given for their departure.
According to information provided to SMN News, the police Human Resource Department ...

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