December 4, 2011 - Page 4 of 8

SHEFA enforces regulations on grievances, appeals

The days of only one or two persons acting on grievances and appeals of scholarship applicants are gone, with the decision of the Saipan Higher Educational Financial Assistance to enforce regulations during a special meeting Thursday at the Saipan Mayor’s Office.

Posted On Dec 04 2011 21:33

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COE allegedly cashes out annual leave

Education Commissioner Rita A. Sablan, along with some members of her leadership team, have reportedly cashed out their annual leaves—a move that has dismayed many Public School System employees and teachers who believe that this is against the system’s policy, which only allows...

Posted On Dec 04 2011 21:32

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Some SIS students downed by stomach cramps, diarrhea

About 30 students of Saipan International School experienced stomach cramps and diarrhea Thursday morning last week, prompting the school officials to contact its food vendor and the Public School System to check the lunch that was served the day before the incident.

Posted On Dec 04 2011 21:30

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No assurance foreign workers will benefit from payroll deductions

Payroll deduction for U.S. Social Security and Medicare taxes among most Filipino and Korean workers as a result of federalization of CNMI immigration is drawing opposing views from affected employees, employers, and government officials amid a weak economy, work hour cuts, and...

Posted On Dec 04 2011 21:27

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