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PF2E staff seek reinstatement on permanent contracts in Senegal

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Representatives of staff at the School-Enterprise Training Programme (PF2E) are now seeking reinstatement on permanent contracts rather than compensation. Senegal’s department responsible for Employment says it is continuing to examine a solution within the legal framework and remains open to dialogue, according to statements reported by Le Soleil.

Representatives of staff at Senegal’s School-Enterprise Training Programme (PF2E) are now demanding reinstatement on permanent contracts rather than compensation. The department responsible for Employment said it was open to dialogue while affirming that it wanted to comply with the legal and regulatory framework, according to Lesoleil.

The representatives are asking to be reinstated in the programme, which combines training and business. The department said it wanted to find a solution to their demand, according to the Senegalese media.

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