Economy

Economy August 29, 2018 | 1:51 pm

‘Hobbled’ pension system must reduce distortions

Santo Domingo.- Economists and union leaders agree that Dominican Republic's current pension formula needs changes to reduce the distortions they say hobble the system. "The time has come to understand that the system should be subject to reform," said CNUS Union leader Pepe Abreu. He said the contributors need assurance that they'll have their pension in the last stage of their lives. He sa... Read more

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