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Economy July 5, 2016 | 12:29 pm

Public sector work schedules must change to ease traffic crunch: Poll

Santo Domingo.- The Public Administration Ministry (MAP) onTuesday disclosed the results of a survey of 4,521 civil servants on timechanges in government agencies, which found that 95% of those polled agree on adjusting work schedules in the public sector to decongest and improve traffic.

Respondents answered the question: "Do you think thata schedule change in the public sector woul... Read more

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