Colombia’s football players’ association announced they will stop playing after the country’s football federation and league bosses refused to negotiate labor conditions. According to football players’ association Acofutpro, its members…
Colombia’s leading newspaper, El Tiempo, sacked 150 journalists in the latest mass lay-off in print media that reportedly has cost almost 600 journalists their jobs over the past year. The…
Colombia’s Prosecutor General’s Office on Monday announced that it had called executives of airliner Avianca for questioning over the illegal spying on its pilots’s labor union during a strike. A…
A special prosecutor allegedly was paid millions to to carry out illegal wiretaps to spy on striking pilots of airliner Avianca and possibly other companies. Organized crime prosecutor Fabio Martinez…
Dozens of iconic “palenquera” fruit sellers took to the streets in Cartagena on Tuesday, claiming that the city’s police are denying their right to work. The protest of the folkloric…
Delivery service app Rappi has come under fire in recent weeks as their riders demand better wages and rights. But in spite of receiving $392 million in funding, this startup unicorn still isn’t profitable.
Colombia’s flag carrier Avianca fired 20 pilots on Monday, ostensibly for their part in the months-long industrial action which caused massive disruptions across Colombia.
Colombia’s Supreme Court on Wednesday confirmed a ban on labor strikes in air traffic labor disputes after major strikes hit the country’s leading airliner, Avianca. The high court allowed the…
Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos on Tuesday inaugurated his new Labor Minister in spite of an ongoing investigation into alleged workplace harassment. Incoming Labor Minister Griselda Yaneth Restrepo (Liberal Party)…