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Decision Constitutional Court on National Ordinances regarding cuts to employment benefits expected on November 1

October 28, 2021

Decision Constitutional Court on National Ordinances regarding cuts to employment benefits expected on November 1
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Ombudsman Gwendolien Mossel is looking forward to the decision of the Constitutional Court on Monday, November 1, 2021, at 11:30 AM, regarding the three national ordinances, in connection with cuts to the employment benefits of all (semi) public sector workers that was presented, by the Ombudsman, to the Court in April of this year for review.
While Sint Maarten is established and governed by the rule of law, the rule of law must in return respect the fundamental rights of the people. As such the Ombudsman of Sint Maarten is tasked with the role of guardian of the Constitution ...


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