THE?LIST?that holds the key to how many temporary public servants are being cut from Government’s payroll is for “all intents and purpose ready”.
This assurance is coming from Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler as he cleared up what he said were any contradictions between his statement that 3 000 Government workers would be going home and that of his colleague, Minister of Labour Dr Esther Byer Suckoo, who said the number would be under 3 000.
Sinckler, speaking on CBC-TV8 People’s Business on Sunday night, said he and Byer Suckoo were on the same page and there was no confusion over the amount of people who were being sent home. He said the number destined to go was announced in a Ministerial Statement to Parliament last December 13.
Sinckler: Final list ready
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