Fenalco questions government decree on collective bargaining and warns of impact on SMEs and workers

TL;DR

Fenalco is worried about a new Ministry of Labor decree (0234) changing labor negotiation models.
The decree could allow sectoral unions to negotiate terms for entire economic sectors, affecting non-participating companies.
This may create significant new wage obligations for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
The decree is criticized for potentially requiring contributions from workers not affiliated with the negotiating union, violating the freedom of association.
Fenalco believes such significant changes to collective bargaining should be debated in Congress, not implemented through administrative regulation.

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