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TiberiusMineola
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Has anyone visited your local Rentas Internas office lately. I have, in POP. The staff [@ 50 - 70, by my estimate] comes to work @ 8:00 AM, more or less, works until 12:00 or 1:00 [ approx 1/2 go to lunch @ 12:00, the other 1/2 @ 1:00], then continue work until 3:00. Then, . . go home for the day. The doors to the building are locked! No Sat. hours. A 6 hour work day?? In a 3rd World Country?? The offices are air conditioned. Does anyone in North America or Western Europe work a 6 hour day? Is this work [collecting tax money] so difficult or hazardous that employees can only work 6 hours per day? At most! And, . . this is the agency that collects the money from Dominicans & Gringos that the Gov't survives on. The next time the WorldBank, the ExIm Bank, the Paris Club, or the OAS is asked to bail out the DR, yet again, shouldn't someone with authority insist that these {and all} DR government employees work an 8 hour day. Most DRs work 5 1/2 days per week, 44 hours - & are glad to have a job. I suspect that all of the Rentas Internas employees are politically very well connected. Any corrections? Any disagreements? Thank you.