The program was seen as a success despite excessive bureaucracy.
The Communist Party newspaper said the measure would apply in six of Cuba's 15 provinces,brides maid dresses, including Havana,pakistani fashion dresses, and later would expand through the rest of the country.
"Gradually through the year, salaried employees of provincial (state) businesses in fields of personal, technical and home services will be integrated into the leased property system for independent workers," official newspaper Granma reported.
From January 1, those working in carpentry, upholstery, metallurgy, photography, jewellery,UGG インソール, shoe repair and electronics under state enterprises will be allowed to go private.
The moves aim to encourage more private enterprise while the regime slashes state jobs and tries to preserve its socialist principles.
President Raul Castro expanded it in October 2010 and currently some 357,www.jimmychoo.com,000 Cubans earn their living in the private sector.
First posted December 27, 2011 15:27:47
Cuba is expanding free-market reforms to let people in service industries run their own small business, state media has reported.
Until recently, every profession in Cuba was tightly regulated by the government.
AFP/ABC
Cuba expands small business reformsUpdated December 27, 2011 15:33:12
The communist-ruled country opened the door to private enterprise in April 2010, beginning with hairdressers and expanding to tailors,red wing boots outlet, watchmakers,Louis Vuitton Dress, cooks, plumbers and other independent professionals.
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