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Economy January 7, 2021 | 7:58 am

With 600k lost jobs, businesses warn of lay offs

Santo Domingo.- Small and medium-sized businesses warn that they will have to lay off more than 10% of the payroll, after the elimination of the employer assistance program, last December. They asked the Government to extend the Phase II aid program until April, to be able to maintain employment and recover their operations. The trade unions have indicated that in the labor market the job lo... Read more

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