> A trade union leader yesterday > suggested the Bahamian private sector > will eventually “come round to > reality”
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so, when will the unions come around to reality? I guess the union leaders have comfortable beds to sleep at night being the parasites who feed off the minimum wage folks.
Tood bad the workers themselves cannot come to this reality either.
when i was in college, the health insurance premium for students was 200 ( two hundred dollars). per year. When i first started working, i paid 85 per month as an individual and the people with family in the school paid just under 200 per month.
Today, the premium is more than 600 per month for an individual, and over 900 if you are over 60. so the health insurance prices have increased more than ten fold.
My earnings have not.
Not having health insurance, whatever they charge me for NHI, I will benefit.
Also as catherine Kelly pointed out, the 'free' service at the hospital is limited to the visits, we pay for medication and tests, even if a reduced rate.
easy: the ministry of health people who went on vacation were supposed to release the reporte, but they were not told that until they saw it in the newspaper.
As a result, 200 webshops failed to open because the bahamar deal was sealed.
in the meantime, the atlantis 'racing turtle' arrived ahead of them all.
ohdrap4 says...
Yes, that is why at present, i have no life insurance and health insurance.
the insurance companies have ants in their pants over NHI.
Car, and house, I cannot avoid.
Remember the govt. payout to clico holders? at the end of the day, it was limited to ten thousand dollars.
i bet you cannot take this payout to super value.
If you ask , why did i only get 10%? Well the reason is sealed in the heads of agreement.
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ohdrap4 says...
i was already angry with BPL before the tribune started inciting. lol
man all you think about is conspiracy.
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ohdrap4 says...
> A trade union leader yesterday
> suggested the Bahamian private sector
> will eventually “come round to
> reality”
,
so, when will the unions come around to reality?
I guess the union leaders have comfortable beds to sleep at night being the parasites who feed off the minimum wage folks.
Tood bad the workers themselves cannot come to this reality either.
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ohdrap4 says...
a google search shows some of the stuff she alledgdly wrote. the court will decide what it is but,
for a lawyer, who makes a living with words, the grammar is atrocious. They should prosecute her for slandering the English language
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ohdrap4 says...
when i was in college, the health insurance premium for students was 200 ( two hundred dollars). per year.
When i first started working, i paid 85 per month as an individual and the people with family in the school paid just under 200 per month.
Today, the premium is more than 600 per month for an individual, and over 900 if you are over 60. so the health insurance prices have increased more than ten fold.
My earnings have not.
Not having health insurance, whatever they charge me for NHI, I will benefit.
Also as catherine Kelly pointed out, the 'free' service at the hospital is limited to the visits, we pay for medication and tests, even if a reduced rate.
So, as long as they deliver evryone will benefit.
The insurance companies are just grablicious.
On YOUR SAY: Questions on proposed government health monopoly
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ohdrap4 says...
we would more likely turn into puerto rico than into st thomas.
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ohdrap4 says...
easy: the ministry of health people who went on vacation were supposed to release the reporte, but they were not told that until they saw it in the newspaper.
As a result, 200 webshops failed to open because the bahamar deal was sealed.
in the meantime, the atlantis 'racing turtle' arrived ahead of them all.
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ohdrap4 says...
they dont have email there on their vacation?
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ohdrap4 says...
i had a boss once who wrote a memo requiring that we gave two days notice of illness to avail sick leave.
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ohdrap4 says...
the Bahamas has no shortage of outstanding people and living legends.
that is why they there are so many awards and beauty contests.
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