The World Health Organization (WHO) is offering options of voluntary retirement to its employee as part of measures to cut cost. This move comes in the wake of the decision by Donald Trump, President of the United States to pull the country from the organisation, according to an internal memo referenced in a Bloomberg News report on Friday.
The memo, which was circulated among WHO staff, suggests that the US exit has financial implications that are prompting the organisation to explore cost-saving measures.
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