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PM To Investigate Unpaid Workers Issue
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – An employment matter in Abaco was brought to the attention of the Prime Minister yesterday, according to OPM Press Secretary Clint Watson.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – An employment matter in Abaco was brought to the attention of the Prime Minister yesterday morning. That’s according to Press Secretary in the Office of The Prime Minister, Clint Watson who says a number of employees have not been paid for several months.
He says they Prime Minister will be investigating the matter.
Watson says not much is known at this time
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