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    Did You Know? #46 Labour Procedural Reform (LPR)

    "The LPR provides for a definition of essential public services for purposes of the exercise of the right to strike."
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    BDS Asesores
    BDS Asesores
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    Panama's Paid Paternity Leave Law Takes Effect

    Paternity leave is on the rise globally as cultural attitudes shift in favor of fathers taking a more active role in parenting.
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart
    Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart
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    Paternity Leave – May 2017

    On May 23, 2017, the Panamanian government established the Paternity Leave, by means of the Law No 27 of May 23, 2017.
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    FABREGA MOLINO
    FABREGA MOLINO
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    Statutory Minimum Wage

    By means of Executive Decree No.75 of December 26th of 2017, the new minimum wage was approved by the Panamanian government.
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    FABREGA MOLINO
    FABREGA MOLINO
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    The Ministry Of Labor Of The Republic Of Panama Restricts The Public Attention

    As of today, the biometric affiliation process and the issuance of work permit ID-cards, have been suspended for a period of fifteen (15) working days.
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    Morgan & Morgan
    Morgan & Morgan
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    Increase In Minimum Hourly Wage Rates For 2020

    By Executive Decree No. 424 of December 31, 2019, the Executive Branch approved the increase in minimum hourly wage rates, according to economic activity
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    Dentons
    Dentons
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    Justified Dismissal: Legal Grounds And Correct Procedures

    Justified dismissal is one of the most delicate and complex figures within the field of labor law. This is the termination of the employment relationship by the employer, based on legitimate causes that must be clearly established in the legislation and in the employment contract.
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    Ecija
    Ecija
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    Resignation: Formal Or Presumptive Unilateral Capacity Of Workers?

    In cases where there is doubt about the application or interpretation of labor provisions, the most beneficial for the worker will prevail. The foregoing is condensed in Article 6 of the Labor Code
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    Ecija
    Ecija
  • Article

    Minimum Wage In Panama

    Unlike other jurisdictions, when some businessmen, investors or managers of multilateral organizations ask what is the fixed salary in Panama,
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    Ecija
    Ecija
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    Work, Form Your Business Or Retire In Panama?

    There are different options for those who are seeking to become Panamanian residents or those who are evaluating Panama as a possible permanent residence.
    PanamaImmigration
    CLD Legal
    CLD Legal
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    From The Pen To The Pixel: The Impact Of Electronic Signatures On Employment Contracts

    In the field of labor law, it is necessary to be constantly updated and at the forefront, on key elements of innovation that, not only boost productivity, ...
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    Ecija
    Ecija
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    New Law Prohibiting Harassment, Racism And Sexism In The Workplace Mandates Full Compliance By May 16, 2018

    On February 14, 2018, Law 7, which prohibits sexual harassment, mobbing (bullying), racism and discriminatory practices in all environments, including workplace and academia, took effect.
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    BDS Asesores
    BDS Asesores
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    Panama Adopts A Law To Prevent, Forbid And Punish Acts Of Discrimination

    The Republic of Panama has recently adopted Law 7 of February 14th, 2018, which regulates all matters related to the protection of the honor, dignity ...
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    Dentons
    Dentons
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    Wages And Hours In Panamanian Labor Law

    According to Panamanian law, all employees must have an employment contract with some mandatory content which cannot be replaced by a job offer.
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    Morgan & Morgan
    Morgan & Morgan
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    What Is The Status – And Impact – Of The EU Whistleblowing Directive That Is Now In Place For Member States? (Video)

    Although it took about four years, and many Member States missed the initial deadline, 100% of the EU member states have now incorporated the EU Whistleblowing Directive into their national legislation.
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    Littler Mendelson
    Littler Mendelson
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    New Law No. 513: Internship Program And Formal Youth Employment

    This program was established under Law 513 and is aimed at young people between the ages of 18 and 25, or minors who have completed high school.
    PanamaEmployment and HR
    Icaza Gonzalez-Ruiz & Aleman
    Icaza Gonzalez-Ruiz & Aleman
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    Gender Quotas On Corporate Boards

    Last year Panama joined the list of countries that have established quotas as a mean for reducing the gender gap. Law 56 of 2017 creates a women quota of 30% on corporate boards of public entities and certain private entities.
    PanamaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Morgan & Morgan
    Morgan & Morgan
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    Special Economic Area Panama – Pacifico

    Regulated by means of Act No. 41 of 2004, Panama suscribed a special regime to Panama-Pacifico area.
    PanamaStrategy
    FABREGA MOLINO
    FABREGA MOLINO
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    Sworn Statement Of Capital Gains In Panama

    Law No. 5 of January 25, 2006 modifying Article 5 of Law 108 of 1974 which grants incentives for exports and indicates other provisions", sets forth, in its Article 2, that it modified Article 701 of the Fiscal Code, to wit
    PanamaStrategy
    MOLINA & CO
    MOLINA & CO
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    New Standardized Format For Internal Work Regulations (FERIT)

    The Ministry of Labor and Labor Development (MITRADEL) of Panama has adopted the Standardized Format for Internal Work Regulations (FERIT) through Ministerial Resolution No. DM-012-2026. This format may be used by any employer with 10 or more employees to ensure, in a diligent and efficient manner, compliance with the requirements necessary for the implementation of Internal Work Regulations within their companies.
    PanamaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Icaza Gonzalez-Ruiz & Aleman
    Icaza Gonzalez-Ruiz & Aleman

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