The government seeks to reassure Bahamians regarding the NIB increase. - Caribbean Times

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The government seeks to reassure Bahamians regarding the NIB increase. - Caribbean Times

NASSAU, Bahamas, CMC—Prime Minister Phillip Davis has sought to reassure Bahamians that despite plans to increase the National Insurance Board (NIB) rates by 1.5 percent from July, the increase will be shared by employers and employees. “Bahamians know the importance of NIB, which offers significant benefits and acted as a critical safety net during Hurricane […]

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