An Argentine court removes suspension of Milei’s labor reform, enabling enforcement while unions continue legal challenges over labor protections.

Workers and social organizations mobilized in Asunción on May 1st to demand salary adjustments, an end to precarious employment, and respect for the fundamental rights of the sector.

Brazil fast-tracks a bill to cut working hours as unions press a broader labor agenda.

Argentina’s main labor federation prepares legal action against a labor reform it says breaches constitutional labor protections.

Colombia’s government reissued a 23.7% minimum wage decree after a court suspension, preserving the increase with added technical justification.

Argentina’s unions and social organizations faced violent police repression in Buenos Aires, during a mass protest against the Government’s proposed labor reform, leaving dozens injured and several detained. Argentinean Chamber of Deputies on Thursday, February 19, commenced the debate on a highly controversial labor reform bill, a cornerstone of Javier Milei’s far-right government’s agenda. The […]

Colombia’s president calls mass protests after a court suspends a 23.7 percent minimum wage hike, as talks with unions and employers resume.

They demand salary and labor improvements, as well as the delivery of more budget and resources.

French unions pressed Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu to reverse pension reforms and austerity measures, warning of renewed strikes if no concessions are made.

Three people were killed in a parliament building fire in Makassar as Indonesia faces its largest protests in years, sparked by the death of a delivery driver under police custody.