Govt sets new stop order rules
Felex Share Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT will freeze civil servants unions’ membership beginning January next year if they do not comply with stringent measures set by the employer to protect workers from unsanctioned monthly
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Abbas: Now we have a state
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