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Tunisia to Generalize Permanent Contracts (CDI) and Limit Fixed-Term Contracts (CDD) - The Maghreb Times !

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During a parliamentary committee hearing on March 26, 2025, Tunisia’s Minister of Social Affairs, Issam Lahmar, announced that reforms to the Labor Code will soon be introduced. These reforms aim to make permanent contracts (CDI) the standard while restricting fixed-term contracts (CDD) to three exceptional cases: temporary increases in workload, temporary replacement of permanent employees, and seasonal work, which is common in agriculture and …
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Tunisia to Generalize Permanent Contracts (CDI) and Limit Fixed-Term Contracts (CDD) - The Maghreb Times !

During a parliamentary committee hearing on March 26, 2025, Tunisia’s Minister of Social Affairs, Issam Lahmar, announced that reforms to the Labor Code will soon be introduced. These reforms aim to make permanent contracts (CDI) the standard while restricting fixed-term contracts (CDD) to three exceptional cases: temporary increases in workload, temporary replacement of permanent employees, and seasonal work, which is common in agriculture and …

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The Maghreb Times ! broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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