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They Seek to Expand Maternity Leave in Colombia: Increase Would Be of Month and a Half
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Image: Generated with AI by Gemini A lawsuit will be considered by the Constitutional Court in which they seek to extend maternity leave in Colombia, taking into account more rights acquired by women workers. Punctually, the action of unconstitutionality is directed against a separate part of Article 236 of the Substantive Labour Code. Through this legan action they seek to extend maternity leave in Colombia from the current 18 weeks to 24 weeks…
More time for mothers? The initiative that could change maternity leave in Colombia TuBarco News Medical arguments, economic tensions and labor effects mark the discussion. Noticias Colombia. The duration of maternity leave in Colombia returns to the center of the public debate after a lawsuit that proposes extending this benefit from 18 to 27 weeks, thus exceeding the six months of paid leave. The initiative was presented to the Constitutional …
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