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BCPOU President: If They Know Better, Do Better

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Late payment of salaries, overtime, union benefits, and even rodent infestation of their building, are just some of the issues why ZNS workers gathered outside the company’s headquarters protesting Friday afternoon.

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October 7, 2023

Joshua Williams

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