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Workers Show Up and Show Out
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Hundreds of public servants showed up and showed out for the public service float parade, ending public service week with a bang.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Hundreds of public servants showed up and showed out for the public service float parade, ending public service week with a bang.
It was a chance for workers to celebrate the public sector.
Parade judge Charmaine Rolle confirming more than 20 government agencies participated, decorating trucks and cars with T-shirts to rep their departments.
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