Labor Minister Gloria Inés Ramrez announced after the debate on the budgetary assessment of some units of the national government, carried out by the Seventh Commission of the Senate, which chairs the last meetings with the speakers of labor reform, with the aim of submitting this document in the coming days before submitting it to Congress of the Republic.
The official pointed out that this initiative includes new proposals aimed at improving the working conditions of Colombians.
“We have prioritized progressiveness for redundancies without good reason and their compensation; we are the order of the day in the process.” evening starting at 7 p.m., where an hour with the greatest economic and emotional impact occurs. We’ve also made progress on progressiveness and recognition of holidays and overnight stays, which is at 75%, and I know by 2026 it will be progressive at 100%,” he explained.
He noted that significant progress had been made with green jobs and job transformation, expanding the life corridor of the mining sector.
“We are in a process. Listen to all sectors in general, he stressed.
According to the minister, she is already defining these meetings and therefore does not rule out that this initiative will be submitted this week.
“We are working on being able to submit it soon. We hope that’s the case, because they worked very hard with the speakers.”
The Minister of Labor confirmed this proposal is being resubmitted by the Seventh Committee of the House of Representatives.
“It is the Commission that knows it best and has worked on it the most, where, especially in the final report presented, many suggestions have been collected from the hearings they have made and above all from the territorial experiences in Guaviare and Amazonas, where a different and differentiated view has been taken of what is happening in “These regions are important, and we must take them into account in this reform,” he said.
