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Economy September 23, 2015 | 7:48 am

Dominican Republic businesses waylay 200 labor unions

Santo Domingo.- DominicanRepublic´s business sector has eliminated around 200 workers organizations, collectivebargaining committees in the last 10 years, Rafael-Pepe-Abreu, president of thelabor unions grouped in CNUS revealed Tuesday.

He said managementhas committed the actions via layoffs, firings, transfers, forced resignationsor isolation of workers who’ve sought to form a uni... Read more

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