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Companies with more than 100 employees to provide nurseries and day care centers in Argentina
May 4, 2022
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Speaker: Enrique Stile
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Jurisdiction: Argentina
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Employers with over 100 workers must provide nurseries and day care center services within a 1-year term as of March 23, pursuant to Decree 144/2022, published in the Official Gazette. This requirement was already provided for in Section 179 of Labor Contract Law since 1975 but had never been regulated. Read more about it here.
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