All about María Fernanda Cabal’s bill against teachers’ right to protest The right to protest of Colombian teachers would be in danger if the proposal of Senator María Fernanda Cabal, which seeks to legally classify education as an essential service, is approved.
Labor reform 2023: explosive changes on the table that no one can ignore The labor reform 2.0 proposes significant changes in the length of the working day, the night shift, Sunday and holiday surcharges, paternity leave and telecommuting. We tell you about it.
All about Renta Ciudadana 2023: queries, payments, dates and beneficiaries The Renta Ciudadana subsidy provides income to Colombian households in extreme and moderate poverty and in a state of vulnerability. We tell you all about the Colombian government’s initiative.
Heads up, Colombians: SENA has opened 87,000 places to study for free The SENA has opened a call to study for free. Enrollment will be open until August 26 and there are still plenty of places left. We tell you how you can register and which are the programs with academic offer.
Bill to regulate euthanasia in Colombia is filed: De la Calle and Losada push for new attempt A bill to regulate euthanasia was filed in the Congress of the Republic, as part of the right of Colombians to choose a dignified death. With this attempt, more than fourteen projects for the legislation of a practice that is currently not penalized are completed.
Labor reform softened changes in night work, Sundays and holidays: this is how they were left The government resubmitted the labor reform. In this new version, there are changes in the length of the night shift and in the surcharge for Sundays and holidays.
New labor reform bill is introduced: this is how the working day and the Sunday and holiday surcharge would look like The labor reform was reintroduced in the Congress of the Republic and the controversy over the maximum legal working day in Colombia, as well as over the Sunday and holiday surcharge, is now in full swing.
Pension Reform: Children over 25 would no longer inherit their parents’ savings The pension reform being discussed in Congress continues to be the subject of controversy. One of the issues that has generated debate is the possibility for children over 25 years of age to inherit their parents’ pension savings, as is currently the case with private pension funds.
Labor Reform: Government proposes incentives for companies with generational and gender diversity The Ministry of Labor proposed an ambitious job creation program to provide incentives for companies that choose to hire young people, mothers who are heads of household and people with disabilities.
The magisterial teachers’ competition is in the final stretch: all about the composition of the list of eligible candidates The magisterial teachers’ competition is reaching its final stages and the list of eligible candidates is about to be drawn up. We tell you what is missing.
District enables new banks to pay taxes in Bogota online: find out which entities are available The Ministry of Finance announced that it has increased to 21 the number of banks authorized to pay taxes in Bogota by Internet. We tell you which ones they are.
Attention: on August 30 there will be a national teachers’ strike, this is what Fecode said Colombia will experience a national teachers’ strike on August 30. This was defined by Fecode, the largest teachers’ union. The special health regime, two bills and the reforms led by the government are among the reasons.
Master Payments on Claro: A complete guide to paying bills and using Claro payments PSE Making payments on Claro is an option that has become popular due to its multiple benefits. Here’s how to use the Claro payments tool to stay up to date with your bills from your phone.
Subsidies of the Colombia Mayor Program are already being delivered: steps to claim them, last days to go The Colombia Mayor program is already delivering the financial assistance to the beneficiary population. We tell you how to claim the transfer and the deadline date along with some suggestions from the Department for Social Prosperity.
Exceeding speed limits and driving without a pass or with a drink could land you in jail: controversial bill Exceeding speed limits, driving without a license or driving under the influence of alcohol or psychoactive substances could lead to imprisonment in Colombia. This is proposed in a controversial bill being discussed in Congress.
With new tremor, Google’s earthquake alert showed its usefulness again: learn how to activate it The earthquake alert function, which all devices with Android operating system have, anticipated for seconds the strong tremor that occurred in the center of the country and led authorities to close the Bogotá - Villavicencio road. We tell you how to activate it.
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Empleo Beware, with the pension reform many will retire with much less money: specialist lawyer explains why
