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Economy April 23, 2015 | 4:36 pm

On strike threat, business leaders ask labor to resume wage talks

Santo Domingo.- National Young Business Leaders Association (Anje) president Biviana Riveiro on Thursday said she’s confident they’ll find a way for management and labor to resume the talks for a wage increase, one day after union leaders warned of a general strike.

"We are confident that this disruption, perhaps abruptly, dialogue, will find a way to resume the dialogue,"... Read more

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