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CUBA
Incentives cut back in food industry
SANTA CLARA, Cuba - June 23 (Karel Castillo,
Cubanacán Press / www.cubanet.org)
- Incentives based on performance for workers
in the food industry were cut back effective
June 20 in Santa Clara.
Administrators in charge of facilities
belonging to the Enterprise in Service to
Travelers received a memo indicating the
maximum incentives would be reduced from
300 pesos to 225, since they couldn't exceed
salaries earned.
"It's hard to believe they would reduce
the incentives we earn by overfulfilling
the economic plans," said Marcos Quintana,
administrator of one such facility.
The incentives used to range between 300
and 400 pesos, according to the level individual
performance exceeded economic plans.
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