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Saturday would attract time and a half and Sundays and holidays, double pay.However nothing like that materialized. He said that they were then told that monies will be deducted from their salaries to pay their NIS and other Taxes.After a new manager came they were told that they will not be paid extra for Saturdays or Sundays. The employees stated that they are being paid by hand and received no pay slips. ?We just sign in a book with no duplicate so we don?t even know if there are any records of any payment to anybody,? the workers said.Butcher, a former GuySuCo employee, said that after a while he decided to make checks with the NIS to see if any monies were being remitted in their names. To their dismay, they were told that NIS doesn?t have any record of any company by the name of ?Water and Oil? operating in Guyana and that no money has been remitted in their names for anything.Butcher stated that he then made a visit to the GRA where he was told the same thing. 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He was constantly told by these law enforcement agencies that he should contact the media to air his story.The man said that he is frustrated and is seeking help for himself and other workers who are afraid to come forward because of threat of victimization or loosing their jobs.A number of workers have been injured on the job and have received no compensation. The company has been drilling for water at the location since last year.This is the third attempt to find water at the location.Some questions the workers and other Guyanese are asking are: How a foreign Company can be allowed to work in Guyana with out the relevant documents?How can a company pay workers with out a pay slip? 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