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Economy September 24, 2020 | 11:05 am

Private sector in the Dominican Republic loses 268,528 formal jobs in five months

The number of private-sector workers listed in the Social Security Treasury (TSS) decreased by 17% from March to August of this year in a scenario marked by a socioeconomic and health crisis caused by the Coronavirus pandemic. This means that 268,528 formal private jobs have been lost, as the figure went from 1,587,920 in Ma... Read more

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