Reforma laboral

Germany’s Controversial Labor Reform: Eliminating the 8-Hour Workday and Flexibilizing Working Hours

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Germany Proposes Controversial Labor Reform to Replace Eight-Hour Workday with Weekly Maximum Germany is preparing for a fundamental shift in its labor landscape as the federal government moves to reform long-standing working hour regulations. A proposed legislative overhaul seeks to scrap the traditional eight-hour daily limit, replacing it with a focus on weekly maximums to … Read more

Argentina: New Labor Reform Allows Bank Loans Directly Deducted From Salaries

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Argentina’s Labor Reform Opens Credit Access, Sparks Debate Over Fintech Impact Buenos Aires – A recent labor reform in Argentina is poised to reshape the country’s credit landscape, allowing workers to directly access loans with repayments deducted from their salaries – a privilege previously reserved for those utilizing union-affiliated mutuals. The move, spearheaded by Minister … Read more

Argentina Labor Reform Approved: Key Changes & Protests Under Milei

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Buenos Aires – Argentina’s Chamber of Deputies approved a sweeping labor reform bill proposed by President Javier Milei’s administration on Friday, February 20, 2026, sending the legislation back to the Senate for final approval. The passage came amidst a nationwide general strike and protests that turned violent in the capital, highlighting the deep divisions surrounding … Read more