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Economy July 11, 2019 | 1:27 pm

Salary hike peeves merchants, announce closures

Santo Domingo.-  Dominican Merchants Federation (FDC), president Iván García, on Thursday said that due to Tuesday’s decision in the National Wages Committee to raise the minimum wage by 14% without reclassifying the micro, small and medium companies will paralyze commerce across the country, as a sign of rebuke with the measure. During a press conference, García said that next Wednesday ... Read more

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