US EditionThe Government's Position at the Cpc's Request to End Unrenunciable Holidays
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The head of the Segpres said that there are some unrenunciable holidays that the government will "always support."
Less than a month from next Good Friday (April 3rd), it again awakens the discussion about whether this date should be stipulated as an irrenunciable holiday. This considering that in 2025, large retail chains such as Falabella, Paris and Ripley made the decision to open their premises on the said commemorative date of Christianity, where positions emerged both against and in favor of the decision. Read also...
The Government of Chile, through the minister of the General Secretariat of the Presidency (Segpres), José García Ruminot, denied that consideration is being given to eliminating the existing holidays. This happens after Tuesday, March 17, the president of the CPC, Susana Jiménez, referred to the issue after a meeting with the Minister of Labor, Tomás Rau. In the instance, the union representative indicated that these “generate a very important …
The recent request of the Confederation of Production and Trade (CPC) sparked the debate around the unrenunciable holidays in Chile. From the union they raised the need to review this type of days. Arguing its impact on economic activity, especially on trade. The proposal generated immediate reactions, installing doubts about an eventual modification or elimination of these mandatory rest days. When will the modification be made in the holiday c…
During the afternoon of Tuesday, March 17, the President of the Confederation of Production and Trade (CPC), Susana Jiménez, argued that the elimination of unrenunciable free days is assessed. Thus, she explained that it is expected that “the irrenunciability of these holidays, of those that exist and no new ones are assumed, will be eliminated.” At the same time, she added: “The fact that this - the unrenunciable holidays- generates a very impo…
This Tuesday, March 17, the Confederation of Production and Trade (CPC) discussed the elimination of holidays in Chile. Following the upcoming Easter holiday (Friday, April 3), the president of the CPC, Susana Jiménez, said that the business community advocates the elimination of these holidays. Not only that, but also that new holidays are added irrenunciable. “The truth is that this - the unrenunciable holidays - generates a very important dec…
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