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Manpower agency seems redundant
Dear Editor,
Now a Manpower Agency is to be established. It was explained that it is intended to address the needs of the labour market. So, it has to be wondered what is the function of the manpower planning arm of the Ministry?
Seems redundant and a waste of tax dollars which could have been put to better use, like giving pensioners and those in need of public assistance a better increase.
Regards,
Shamshun Mohamed
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