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Current Paternity Leave Entitlement Is Ruled Unconstitutional
The Dominican Republic's government-paid paternity leave was struck down as unconstitutional, with efforts continuing to move toward gender equality in paid parental leave.
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Bill To Modify And Expand The Rights Of Workers Approved In First Reading
The Chamber of Deputies, on 7 June, approved in first reading the bill that modifies the provisions established in articles 54, 236, 237, 238, and 239 of the Labour Code.L&E Global - Article
Suspension Of Work For A Day And A Half Due To Storm "Franklin"
Due to the lashes of storm "Franklin" throughout the country, through Decree 380-23 of 21 August 2023, the Dominican Government ordered a "suspension of work," according to Law 147-02, of 9/13/2003...L&E Global - Article
Options For Employers In The Dominican Republic During The COVID-19 Pandemic
With the recent declaration of a State of Emergency in the Dominican Republic decreed by the Executive Branch to curb the spread of COVID-19.
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Labor Law
Labor relationships in the Dominican Republic are governed by the Dominican Labor Code (Law 16-92), which is characterized by its strong protection of the rights of employees.Guzmán Ariza - Article
Opening A Business In The Dominican Republic
When opening up shop in the Dominican Republic it is important to know matters such as labour and employment law and payroll and benefits.L&E Global
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