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Law for the Creation of Opportunities raises three types of alternative contracts and reduced hours

Published on October 05, 2021

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn The proposed law also includes changes in maternity and paternity leave, flexibility in working hours and modifications to rest hours. The creation of employment is, according to the Government, the objective pursued by the draft Creation of Opportunities Law, delivered by President Guillermo Lasso to the Assembly on Friday, September 24. […]

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