US EditionThe Government Enacted Labour Reform: Compensation, Holidays and Limits to Trade Union Activity
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The Ministry of Labour seeks to update the rule in force since 1939, while workers’ organisations warn that it could affect labor gains. Labor Minister Edgar Morales announced this Friday the Government’s intention to push for reforms to the General Labour Law, with the aim of adapting the regulations to the changes that the labor market has undergone in recent years. However, the initiative has already provoked rejection in trade union organiza…
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Noticias de Mar del Plata.Its entry into force was confirmed after it was published in the Official Gazette.The main keys.The entry The government enacted the labor reform: from when it rules and what are the main points was first published in #BorderJournalism.
The new executive-led regulation already governs the private sector and introduces changes to the compensation system, the organization of working hours, trade union activity and the status of platform workers, among other aspects of the work regime.
The regulation was formalized by a decree published in the Official Gazette one week after its approval in Congress. It introduces changes in dismissals, overtime, licenses and the functioning of trade unions.
The regulations introduce far-reaching changes in the Argentine work system, and some adjustments were made, including the elimination of articles proposing changes in the medical leave regime.
Through Decree 137/2026, President Javier Milei promulgated Act No. 27,802 on Labour Modernization, which already entered into force after its publication in the Official Gazette. The regulation, which was the central axis of the extraordinary sessions, introduces profound changes in the compensation, the working day and the power of the unions. With the signatures of Milei, Manuel Adorni and Sandra... Source
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