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Minister plans to audit figures to avoid future outbursts from police unions.

March 1, 2023

Minister plans to audit figures to avoid future outbursts from police unions.
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~ Payout will be done in tranches “installments” ~


PHILIPSBURG: ---Minister of Justice Anna Richardson said on Wednesday at the Council of Ministers press briefing that justice workers were told during the town hall meeting held on January 12th, 2023 that by the end of the first quarter payments should be made to them. She said while not wanting to put a date as to when the process will be finalized and when actual payments would be made to them, they were told that by the end of the first quarter of 2023, the process of regulating their functions and salary adjustments will be made.

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