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Economy March 19, 2020 | 10:36 am

With telework and flexible hours, Free zones need not close

Santo Domingo.- Free zones, the industrial sector and agricultural companies can promote teleworking and flexible hours, but should not close, according to Finance Minister., Donald Guerrero on Thur. He said those companies must avoid the concentration of personnel and apply distance regulations in production areas. Guerrero stressed that the companies that can operate during the 15-day peri... Read more

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