The Government Postponed to December the Implementation of the Labour Assistance Funds
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The start of the Labour Assistance Fund (FAL) was postponed one month following a request from the joint investment fund chambers.The government also changed the time when the money must be invested before being usable and extended it from six months to one year.
The regime was due to commence on 1 November; in addition, the minimum pre-use contribution period was extended from six to twelve months.
They were to start in November, but it was postponed so that the systems could be completed.
Incorporated into the Labor Reform, the regime seeks to lower layoffs and definance PAMI and ANSES for $2 billion, which will henceforth go to banks and investment funds. What are the reasons for the new postponement?
The scheme intended to cover the severance allowance shall enter one month after the date provided for on 1 November.
The Government postponed the implementation of the Labour Assistance Fund for one month and extended the period of absence from six to 12 months. What employers have to do to be prepared and how the new contribution will work.
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