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Montenegro Says Government Has "No Fetish" with Labor Laws

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The Prime Minister considered that Portugal has the 38th most rigid labour law in 39 countries analysed by the OECD

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Luís Montenegro Refuses Government to "Fetish Labor Laws" and Insists on the Need for "Dynamic" Legislation

In Braga, the Prime Minister defended the bank of hours and the end of the prohibition of outsourcing, the measures of labor reform that he considers essential for the industry.

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Montenegro Ensures that Labour Reform Does Not Seek to Remove Workers' Rights

Luís Montenegro stated that the government has no fetish with labor laws and ensured that the reform in preparation does not seek to withdraw rights, but to make the Portuguese economy more competitive

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Montenegro Says Government Has "No Fetish" with Labor Laws

Prime Minister considered that Portugal has the 38 "more regular" labour law in 39 countries analysed by the OECD.

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Tuesday, May 26, 2026.
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