Gobierno De La Espriella Clarifies Whether It Maintains or Will Seek Changes at Overtime, Sunday and Working Hours
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The outgoing president insists on ignoring the election results, and the elected president rejects the call for “civil disobedience” of the opposition
President Gustavo Petro talks about labor reform. Image: Presidency The labor reform of the government Petro will continue to implement substantial changes this and next year, despite the fact that the executive will now be in the hands of President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella. Beyond the modifications on fixed term contracts, extension of the night day and payment of overtime, there are other modifications coming in the coming months. Presid…
The government of Gustavo Petro concludes this Thursday August 6 after four years marked by poverty reduction, approval of labor reform and environmental advances. It also delivers power with fiscal pressures, health and security difficulties, corruption investigations and budgetary decisions taken during the last weeks that commit resources from the next administration. The Comptroller’s office identified 14,414 contracts for about $4.55 billio…
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