UN not planning further budget cuts or additional layoffs for the time being.
The UN does not plan any further job cuts but is not ruling anything out
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The United Nations (UN) does not anticipate further budget cuts or additional layoffs, provided member states meet their financial obligations and voluntary contributions continue to flow in.
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