The programme is expected to start on April 20th. It will use $20 million from the medical branch of the National Insurance Fund.
The programme will eventually be supported by contributions from employers and employees.
Prime Minister Ingraham said the money taken from the National Insurance Fund will mean there will be less medical facilities built but that it would have no effect on the pension, disabilities or short-term benefits.
Full Story in The Nassau Guardian here
Full Story in The Tribune here (Page A1)
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Well, I just hope no union plans a mass sickout in two years.. cause that would suck.