Costa Rica: NO to Essential Services StrikesThe Supreme Court has ruled to leave in place the veto of the Law known as the Labor Procedure Reform, which allowed strikes to be called on essential services such as ports, hospitals and public transportation.Friday, August 7, 2015
From a statement issued by the Costa Rican Union of Chambers and Associations in the Private Business Sector (UCCAEP): ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Costa Rica: Step Backwards for Legal CertaintyDecember 2014 Despite widespread opposition from all productive sectors in the country, President Solis has lifted the ban on reforms to the law on labor procedures imposed by the previous administration. Costa Rica: NO to Essential Services StrikesDecember 2014 The productive sector is asking the Solís government not lift the ban on the labor law allowing the suspension of essential services during worker strikes. Concern Over Proposal on Right to StrikeSeptember 2014 A proposed amendment to the Labour Code of Costa Rica would allow for strikes with only 16% of total workers in companies whith no unions. Businesmen Oppose Labor Code ReformAugust 2013 The business sector in Costa Rica has withdrawn its support for the draft reform of the Labor Code, stating that it does not promote social peace in the country.
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