Le syndicat des employés de l’ONA félicite le nouveau DG pour son attention aux doléances des employés - Haiti24

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Le syndicat des employés de l’ONA félicite le nouveau DG pour son attention aux doléances des employés - Haiti24

Dans une correspondance, le syndicat des employés de l’Office National d’Assurance-Vieillesse, d’entrée jeu, a félicité le travail effectué par le nouveau directeur de l’institution, Jemley Marc Jean-Baptiste, qui s’est penché sur la situation des employés de l’institution ayant plus de dix ans de collaboration sans pouvoir gravir les échelons.

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