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SHTA, BZSE hold First of Seminars on new Labor Law.

October 3, 2022

SHTA, BZSE hold First of Seminars on new Labor Law.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Last Thursday, the St. Maarten Hospitality & Trade Association (SHTA) and BZSE Attorneys at Law held one out of two seminars pertaining to the new Labor Law that was published in 2021 which, came into force on October 1. Due to the absence of a transitional law and some amendments that are completely new for Sint Maarten, BZSE and SHTA saw it as imperative to inform SHTA’s membership soonest during a series of masterclasses.
Fifteen years in the making, the new labor law (Civil code book 7) includes some profound changes for the St. Maarten labor force, though not ...


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