One of the key changes to Colombia’s migration policy under Resolution 3167 of 2019, stipulates that foreigners will no longer be required to have a Visa in order to enter the country, if they are granted any one of the permits or documents provided for in the resolution
Nov
27
2019
Colombia: Summary of Recent Labour and Employment Law Developments
In the past month, there have been several labour and employment law developments, chief among them: i) newly defined measures regarding the Legal Aid for Transport subsidy granted to workers and ii) the judgement of the Constitutional Court declaring the Financing Law to be unconstitutional
Oct
25
2019
Colombia: Summary of recent legislative amendments
In the past month, there have been several legislative developments related to labour and employment law matters, chief among them: i) newly defined measures regarding the implementation of the biannual family day and ii) new regulation of the anticipated old-age pension for parents of a disabled child
Sep
28
2019
Colombia: Summary of recent legislative amendments
In the past month, there have been several legislative developments related to labour and employment law matters, chief among them: i) regime for the exercise of the legal capacity for people with disabilities and ii) new guidelines issued by the Ministry of Labour for labour conciliations
Aug
28
2019
Colombia: Summary of recent labour and workplace related issues
Throughout the month of July, two main modifications regarding labour law and workplace related issues have taken place, chief among them: i) criteria for authorising the termination of employment contracts and ii) instruments for the evaluation of psychosocial risk factors
Jul
27
2019
Colombia: Series of Reforms to Labour Law and Workplace Related Issues in 2019
In the course of the year 2019, Colombia has developed a series of modifications regarding labour law and workplace related issues. The main observations and changes that have taken place include: i) workplace harassment law measures enforcement for interns; ii) electronic means for labour contract signatures; iii) new reach for workplace harassment regulations as a result of ILO Convention; iv) Congress prohibits the use of asbestos in Colombia; and v) presumption of trial period for domestic workers
Jun
12
2019
Retail webinar: On-the-clock, All Over The World
Date: Wednesday 12 June 5 p.m. Central European Time (11 a.m. New York time)
Identifying key wage and hour risks confronting international retailers and strategies for compliance
Insights
- The webinar will feature a panel discussion among attorneys from United Kingdom, Canada, the United States and France with deep experience representing employers confronted with class action wage and hour cases and the myriad of issues arising from the unique scheduling demands of the retail industry as they collide with the growing push to ensure through local laws that employees receive sufficient time off and compensation.
Speakers
- Jonathan Dye (Filion Wakely Thorup Angeletti in Canada)
- Eric R. Magnus (Jackson Lewis in USA)
- Olivier Kress (Flichy Grangé in France)
- James Major (Clyde & Co in United Kingdom)
- Moderator: Rich Landau (Jackson Lewis in USA)
Date and time:
June 12, 2019 5:00 pm
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6:00 pm
(CET)
Apr
03
2019
PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS TO COMPLEX CHALLENGES
Even in the era of far-reaching international trade agreements and regional economic and political partnerships, the majority of laws and regulations governing the workplace are still determined by the individual countries where employees work.
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Discover the most important labour and employment rules, regulations and best practices specific to each jurisdiction, conveniently together in one place.
Jan
01
2019
Employee Benefits in Colombia
Social Security Employers and employees must make compulsory contributions to the Colombian Social Security System, which protects employees from certain social risks. The Colombian system is compound by the subsystems of healthcare, pension, labor risks and family allowance. Employer’s contributions for the social security system average thirty percent (30%) of the employee’s contributory base income. […]
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