Labor

Fenalco to file nullity suit against union powers decree

The National Federation of Business Merchants (Fenalco) announced it will file a nullity lawsuit against Decree 234 of 2026, arguing the government exceeded its regulatory powers by changing collective bargaining rules without congressional approval. The group also requested provisional suspension of the decree pending resolution.

Boulos announces package of measures for app drivers

March 24, 2026 Reported by AI

Presidency's General Secretariat Minister Guilherme Boulos announced on Tuesday (24) a set of actions to change relations between digital transport and delivery platforms and their workers. Measures include payment transparency requirements and support points creation. The announcement addresses demands for better working conditions.

Politics

Economist criticizes labor ministry's bank directive as illegal, inefficient

Asia

Subcontracted workers target POSCO, Hyundai Mobis and Hanwha Ocean as yellow envelope law takes effect

Politics

Deputy Diana Sánchez votes in virtual session while getting hair done

Rains and elections drive early declines in Colombia's amusement park visits

Following earlier reports of robust growth but looming challenges, Colombia's amusement parks saw early 2026 visit declines due to heavy rains and upcoming elections, per Acolap. The sector's 18 million annual entry target across 700 establishments is now at risk amid access disruptions and security concerns.

Samsung Electronics workers to vote on strike amid controversy

March 07, 2026 Reported by AI

Unionized workers at Samsung Electronics will vote from Monday through March 18 on whether to launch an 18-day strike from May 21 to June 7. The vote comes amid controversy over warnings of disadvantages for those who do not participate. It would mark the second walkout since the company's founding.

America