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Dominican government reviewing minimum wage

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ROSEAU, Dominica, CMC – Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit Wednesday said that the government will undertake a further review of the island’s minimum wage and would also be moving towards reducing corporation taxes this year.“I would say to you with respect to the economy, our revenue for the first six months for the financial year 2024-25 is better than the same period 2023-24,” Skerrit said during a life interview with the state-owned DBS radio.…

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Dominican government reviewing minimum wage

ROSEAU, Dominica, CMC – Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit Wednesday said that the government will undertake a further review of the island’s minimum wage and would also be moving towards reducing corporation taxes this year.“I would say to you with respect to the economy, our revenue for the first six months for the financial year 2024-25 is better than the same period 2023-24,” Skerrit said during a life interview with the state-owned DBS radio.…

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