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Rappi: the reasons why Supersociedades opens two investigations – Business – Economy

Rappi: the reasons why Supersociedades opens two investigations – Business – Economy

The Superintendency of Companies has just reported that opened two administrative investigations and formulated a statement of charges against the company Rappi SAS, for alleged administrative responsibility in non-compliance with the provisions of the Comprehensive Self-control and Risk Management regime, Suspicious Operations Report (SAGRILAFT) and the obligation of full implementation of a Transparency and Business Ethics Program (PTEE), respectively.(Also read: SIC sanctions Rappi for double charges and selling liquor to minors) If the responsibility of the company is proven for the conduct that gave rise to the investigations by the market authority, Rappi could be fined up to 200 current…
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Working hours: everything you need to know about your reduction – Personal Finance – Economy

Working hours: everything you need to know about your reduction – Personal Finance – Economy

Colombian workers now go to work one hour less per week. The legal working day was 48 hours, but as of this Sunday, July 15, Law 2101 of 2021 began to apply, by which it was reduced to 47.​You can also read: Government has only bought 1.6% of the land offered for agrarian reform The law, which was led by the former senator of the Democratic Center Alvaro Uribedetermines that the working day will be gradually reduced year by year until reaching 42 hours a week in 2026: In this 2023, 47 hours will be worked, in 2024 it will…
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Reduction of working hours: what can you do if a company does not reduce the working day?  – Personal Finance – Economics

Reduction of working hours: what can you do if a company does not reduce the working day? – Personal Finance – Economics

Law 2101 of 2021, which came into force on July 15, reduced the working day from 48 to 47 hours a week and will continue to gradually reduce in the coming years until reaching 42 hours by 2026.The law, which at the time was led by former Democratic Center senator Álvaro Uribe, seeks to improve the quality of life of Colombian workers. However, despite this reduction, no employee may have their salary reduced and employers are obliged to always pay overtime corresponding. Otherwise, the company may receive sanctions. Pay attention! From this July 15 the working day is reduced According…
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Working day in Colombia is reduced by one hour: questions and answers about the law – Personal Finance – Economy

Working day in Colombia is reduced by one hour: questions and answers about the law – Personal Finance – Economy

The time has come. Workers in Colombia will work one hour less: the workday it will go from 48 to 47 hours a week. (We recommend: ABC of the reduction in the working day that began on July 15)In a staggered manner, working hours in the country will be reduced to 42 hours. This is how 47 hours a week will be worked in 2023; 46, in 2024; 44, in 2025; and 42, in 2026.Will the salary of workers in Colombia be reduced?No, the salary of the workers will not be reduced. Law 2101 of 2021 guarantees the rights for…
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