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Labor Reform project sets new regulations for remote working

Santo Domingo.- The labor reform project introduces regulations on remote working, requiring that both employer and employee mutually agree on the terms and conditions of remote work. This agreement must specify if the work will be fully remote or a hybrid of in-office and remote tasks, as well as detailing the location, contract duration, work hours, and the option for flexible s... Read more

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