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Judge finds Justice Minister actions pitiful.

June 25, 2021

Judge finds Justice Minister actions pitiful.
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~ there is no strike by KPSM .~

PHILIPSBURG:— The judge in the Court of First Instance finds the actions of the Minister of Justice Anna Richardson pitiful says Attorney at Law Cor Merx. Merx told reporters that the court finds that the justice workers especiallt=y KPSM are hard workers.
The Presidents of NAPB and ABVO that KPSM workers are not on strike, instead they have been servicing the community in a slower.
The Union Presidents said that the police officers have a right to the community, while they are within their rights to attend to their own concerns.
At the Courthouse, hundreds of justice workers, civil servants, and union representatives, and members of Parliament were all present. The justice workers said that the fight for justice will continue.
Minister of Justice Anna Richardson staff also addressed the unions after the hearing.
Justice workers along with teachers have been protesting since it was made known that government will not live up to its agreement to pay the 50% of the vacation allowances that were to be paid on June 15th.

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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/37934-judge-finds-justice-minister-actions-pitiful.html

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