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Cabinet Still Deciding Minimum Wage Increase Timeline
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Cabinet is still discussing a timeline for the implementation of a promised increase in minimum wage.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Cabinet is still discussing a timeline for the implementation of a promised increase in minimum wage.
The private sector pays $210 a week, while the public sector minimum wage is $225 a week and is expected to increase to $250.
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