20 Years After the Domestic Labour Law, Workers Demand Non-Compliance with the Norm and Gap Between Montevideo and the Interior
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Twenty years after the adoption of Act No. 18,065, Uruguay revalued one of the most significant changes in the field of labour rights and social security. The President of the Republic, Yamandú Orsi, participated on Wednesday in the activities commemorating the two decades of a regulation that established a specific framework for paid domestic work and allowed progress to be made in the formalization of a sector composed mainly of women. The cer…
“Previous generations would have wanted to achieve the conquests and the rights enshrined today. No one gave anything, it was the work of the struggle, of the organization and of governments sensitive to the demands of the population,” said the minister of Labour and Social Security (MTSS), Juan Castillo, in the act for the 20 years of the Law of Domestic Work in the country. He valued the promotion of dialogue between the parties and the promot…
Uruguay hosted the first Ibero-American meeting on domestic work, which brought together authorities, international representatives and social actors.In the context of the twentieth anniversary of the Domestic Labour Law, Uruguay hosted the first Ibero-American meeting on domestic work, which took place on Tuesday, August 18th and Wednesday, August 19th, in the Legislative Palace. The event coincided on its second day with the [Domestic Workers'…
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