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Economy March 29, 2019 | 11:09 am

Big business, Industries deny push to nix severance pay

Santo Domingo.- Two business leaders o Thurs. denied heading a push to eliminate the severance pay, the main the unions' main allegation announced yesterday which prompted a walkout from the talks leading to a reform of the Dominican Labor Code. "That's a fable. We have not made any proposal about severance pay. What we have ratified all the time is that we will not attempt against any of the a... Read more

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