CTS and Gratifications to Workers CAS: MEF Now Says It Will Not Go to CT by Law that Gives Labor Benefits
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Roberto Sánchez proposes raising the minimum wage to S/ 1,500 and appoints its economic spokesmanThe head of the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), Rodolfo Acuña, said in the middle of this month that from the Government of Peru it had not been ruled out to raise laws that generate expenditure to Peru before the Constitutional Court (TC).But, they will still wait for him to pass the second round of elections to make a decision.At that time, …
The Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) ruled that it will file constitutional claims before the Constitutional Court (TC) against the norms approved by Congress related to remuneration improvements and labor benefits for workers in the public sector.In a statement, the sector led by Minister Rodolfo Acuña said that “it does not plan to file constitutional claims on the norms approved by the Congress of the Republic related to remuneration imp…
The National Confederation of State Workers of Per (CONFETEP) announced that it would not sue the State if it tried to stop the law granting CTS and rewards to CAS employees.
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