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Buenos Aires, Dec 27 (Prensa Latina) Members of social and union organizations in Argentina will march to express their disagreement with a decree of necessity and urgency (DNU) signed by President Javier Milei.

The move affects workers hired in 2023. The government warned that hiring prior to 2023 will also be reviewed, while unions are expected to protest this and other measures this Wednesday

Buenos Aires, Dec 22 (EFE).- Argentina’s streets and parliament have become the two places where President Javier Milei meets firm political, union and social opposition to his urgent need decree (DNU) with which he intends to reform the country’s economy. On Thursday, just a few hours after thousands of people took to the streets to …

A Nebraska panel heard arguments whether to pause on the order to end all remote work for state employees.

Cross-linked news, and information resources about protests in Argentina

The freeze also cracks down on other non-essential expenditures, such as cell phone replacements and extra office supplies.

As state workers are expected to go back to the office in January, childcare centers believe they'll see an increase in need for their services but they continue to struggle with staffing.

Will state workers receive retroactive pay checks before Christmas? Here’s what CalHR says.

Argentines weary of annual inflation soaring above 140% and a poverty rate that reached 40% have elected right-wing libertarian economist Javier Milei. On

Most Colorado workers will be eligible for paid family leave starting Jan. 1, 2024.