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Work In Progress: MOW “Bridging The Gap” This Public Service Week

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Senior Human Resources Officer in the Ministry of Works and Family Island Affairs Charmaine Josey says the Ministry of Works and Family Island Affairs is excited to turn last year’s public service week win into a streak.

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November 8, 2023

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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Senior Human Resources Officer in the Ministry of Works and Family Island Affairs Charmaine Josey says the Ministry of Works and Family Island Affairs is excited to turn last year’s public service week win into a streak.

This year’s theme is One Nation, One People, Our Public Service but Josie says the Ministry of Works decided to take that idea a step further, coming up with their own sub-theme.

And when asked what it is about her ministry that makes it so special, the senior human resources officer has this to say.

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