President Gustavo Petro’s proposed labor reform in Colombia has ignited fierce debate across various sectors. The reform aims to bolster workers’ rights and stimulate economic growth, but critics warn of potential negative consequences. Key changes include increasing overtime pay for Sundays and holidays from 75% to 100%. Additionally, the start of the night shift has […]
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