Arctic Council Secretariat Staff Rules
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These Rules set out terms and conditions of employment, working relationships and rights and
responsibilities of the Staff members in the service of the Arctic Council Secretariat (hereafter
referred to as the Secretariat). The Staff Rules were most recently revised in May 2021,
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