Uruguay: Preliminary Deal Signed in Construction to Cut Working Hours
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Uruguay: preliminary deal signed in construction to cut working hours
Uruguay's construction workers' union, Sunca, and the sector's employer chambers reached a preliminary agreement on Tuesday to progressively reduce the working week from 44 to 40 hours, after more than four months of negotiations and industrial action.
Image: taken from Freepik This is a content of the editorial alliance between fintech Kapital Colombia and Valora Analitik for entrepreneurs who risk making decisions. Since July 15, the 42-hour working day becomes the law in force for all Colombian companies. For Kapital Colombia, fintech specializing in financial services for SMEs, the change is not limited to payroll or shifts. It forces to check whether the pyme fabric is able to sustain sal…
This is a pre-agreement that must now be ratified by the general assembly of the Sunca. The five-year collective agreement states that in 2030 they will work 40 hours a week without loss of salary, said the president of the Sunca Richard Ferreira.
If you work in a large textile or footwear chain, there are important developments in your payroll and on your day. The BOE has just published the First State Collective Agreement of Large Commercial Chains in the Textile and Footwear Trade Sector —known as ARTE— and affects more than 120,000 workers from companies such as Inditex, Mango, Primark or H&M. We go in parts so that you know what changes and when you will notice it. This agreement is …
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