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Beijing News reported on September 15 announced the Cuban Workers Federation of Trade Unions 14, to increase productivity, reduce the state's financial pressures,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], state-owned areas will lay off 50 people. Furthermore, the Government will open a small business,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and allow the individual economy.
areas of one tenth of the people laid off from state-owned

in accordance with the Cuban Workers Federation of Trade Unions issued a statement before the March 2011, there will be more than 500,000 state jobs to be cut. \
statement said the cuts is to \It is reported that the first batch of 50 million people laid off from now on implementation.
Cuban government controlled almost all areas of the national economy. It is reported that 95% of Cuba's economy is state-owned economy, employing approximately 510 million state-owned areas, which means that one tenth of face \
relaxation of restrictions on private enterprise

the past, jobs were cut in the Cubans waiting for a new job can be granted by the State during the period, equivalent to 60% of their original salary subsidies. Cuban Workers Federation of Trade Unions, however, said the process of reducing the state-owned post, after being laid off workers will not receive as before but also part of the salary, but the Government will allow them to fend for themselves.
the Cuban Workers Federation of Trade Unions has also announced that the Government will relax the control on small businesses, encourage small enterprises to absorb employment. It is learned that state-owned enterprises to provide employment of surplus labor, the government will relax restrictions on the private sector, to more private individual operators license issued.
to 120 different government is expected to release 250,000 copies of business occupational licenses, including appliance repair,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], cobblers, barbers,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], herbal business, mechanics, gardeners, and translation. (Ma Jing)

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tailors do not fear opening a fine

According to media reports, the Cuban Workers Union announced the declaration a few months before the Cuban government has relaxed restrictions on private enterprises in some industries.
27-year-old Havana resident Ivan Nimolina recently obtained a business license, she opened the garage at home in a small tailor shop. Molina said he is running the tailor shop makes more money than she had led the government to pay more.
Molina now earn about $ 10 per week, per month to maintain the operating license for the payment of about $ 12, and receive a monthly salary of the past she was only 20 dollars. \p>
(This article Source: Beijing News)