Cuban state employees are abandoning their jobs for high-paying, private-sector gigs—in Cuba. As bartenders, bellhops, and taxi drivers. The growth of the Cuban private sector over the past two decades has created some serious imbalances between skills and pay: A bartender with some generous foreign customers could make more in tips in a weekend than a doctor, each of whom is employed by the Cuban government, does in a month.
Bartenders Are Winning Cuba's Embrace Of Capitalism — And Doctors Are Losing
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Sun, 05/29/2016 - 5:32pm
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