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LAW No.21,260, which Establishes Teleworking for Pregnant Employees in Case of State of Catastrophe, Extends the Maternity Dismissal Privilege That Expires Within the Current State of Catastrophe, and Others
by Oscar Aitken, Francisca Corti, Valentina Kuscevic, Paulina García
Published: September, 2020
Submission: September, 2020
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More Employment & Labor Aricles → Latest Firm's PressCarey Law No.21,260 (the “Law”) which modifies the Labor Code to permit the remote work or teleworking to pregnant women in case of state of catastrophe, for a public calamity, due to an epidemic or pandemic arising from a contagious illness (the “State of Catastrophe”), and also establishes other exceptional rules, has been published in the Official Gazette on September 4th, 2020. The main aspects regulated by the Law, are the following:
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