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Workers at the Four Seasons Ocean Club in The Bahamas are allegedly being denied pay during a third consecutive renovation shutdown, forced to use vacation time or rely on National Insurance while expatriate managers keep full salaries. This sparks urgent questions about fairness in tourism investments, where Bahamian employees — the true backbone of resort operations — are left financially vulnerable during off-seasons. As tourism remains central to the economy, there’s growing pressure to reform future investment agreements to include stronger protections for local workers, such as paid training, retention plans, and prioritized local contracts. True success in tourism must be measured not just by profits or visitors, but by the economic security of the people who make it all possible.

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