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Local April 2, 2019 | 12:42 pm

The country’s labor peace is in danger, unions warn

Santo Domingo.-  Labor Unions Federation (CNUS) president Rafael Pepe-Abreu, on Mon. warned that the country's labor peace is in danger after the government tried to pass the issue of severance pay to the creation of an umbrella agency for Labor Risks (Inaril). The unionist responded to statements by Labor minister Winston Santos, who in Abreu's view has acted incorrectly. "The Government, bei... Read more

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