Brazil approves end to 6×1 work schedule and reduction of the work week to 40 hours
The text provides for a gradual transition, guarantees salary maintenance, and establishes two days off.
Ecuadorian workers fight back against 10-hour workday
The Noboa administration advanced a decree which mandated an increase of hours in the workday. It was resoundingly rejected on the streets, with many committing to further action.
Argentina’s general strike against 12 hour workday
While organized workers seek to repeal the controversial reform, it advances in Congress. It still needs to be ratified by the Senate. Workers claim that it eliminates many of their rights.
Colombian workers win long-awaited labor reform, “justice for the working people”
The reform, promoted by Gustavo Petro and his party Pacto Histórico, was approved after months of disputes and boycotts by the opposition.
Petro’s government achieves a limited victory on its Labor Reform Bill
The country’s trade union confederations condemned that several key articles were removed from the reform during negotiations in Congress
Petro’s Pension Reform passes in Colombia’s House of Representatives
The approval of the progressive pension reform was celebrated by the Colombian president as an “important social conquest”
Labor reform bill faces setback in Colombia
The bill was shelved on the same day that right-wing activists held small rallies to protest the government of Gustavo Petro
Employment security under attack in Sweden
Chairman of the Communist Party of Sweden Andreas Sörensen has criticized the Swedish government’s bid to dilute the employment protection act as a move against workers’ rights in the country
Toyota to suspend more than 5,000 workers in Argentina
The decision to lay off personnel was taken by the company to compensate for the losses incurred due to the drop in sales
Peruvian workers mobilize against regressive labor reform
For the past six months, the Peruvian workers have been protesting against a new labor reform that seeks to implement a series of regressive measures.
Thousands of workers in Peru mobilize against Vizacarra’s labor reform
The labor reform seeks to implement a series of measures that represent a regression to labor rights and favors the entrepreneurs






