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Economy April 11, 2017 | 12:31 pm

Employers challenge the 20% raise on minimum wage

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic's employers grouped in Copardom, and the small and medium businesses (Codopyme) on Monday filed an appeal for arbitration against the National Wage Committee resolution which raises the minimum wage by 20%. The appeal filed jointly by Copardom president Fermín Acosta, and Codopyme president Luis Miura cites "duly reasonable objections to the decision of the N... Read more

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