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PM: Nurses Have Been Paid What They’re Contractually Owed
Prime Minister Philip Davis said nurses have been paid what they are owed contractually.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Prime Minister Philip Davis said nurses have been paid what they are owed contractually. He was responding to opposition claims that he has not fulfilled his pledge to nurses and teachers.
The prime minister said the government has budgeted for salary increases for both nurses and teachers.
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