Victor sat in the car, looking at the bustling construction site outside and the emerging infrastructure.
He felt a hint of pride in his heart.
On Guadalupe Island, he had implemented an eight-hour workday, but with three shifts. The islanders were getting paid, and his machines never stopped.
It was truly a win-win situation.
Moreover, to reduce the burden on families affected by "work-related injuries" and "fatalities," Victor planned to open an insurance company on the island, compelling everyone to purchase a policy. It would only cost 200 pesos a year, and since 1990 the exchange rate had fluctuated.
1 US dollar ≈ 2.2 pesos.
The insurance company could also cover the police officers for accidental insurance. The money for this would come out of the police department's budget yearly, which in turn would come from the island's finances. In this way, wasn't this money going into Victor's pocket?
