Policies labour in Colombia

The labor exercise in Colombia is governed mainly by the laws established in the " Código sustantivo del trabajo. " , which consists of 492 articles intended to establish a fair relationship  between employers and workers.  Some important working conditions are:  Night Work: The night work referred to in Article 160 establishes that the night shift is  comprised between 10:00 pm and 06:00 am, likewise, article 168 establishes that the payment for these days must be remunerated with a surcharge of 35% over day work. For these work days at  night, the law does not contemplate any type of benefit in terms of transportation to the worker, who  must travel late at night to his workplace. The only condition under which the employee is  entitled to receive remuneration for mobilization expenses is when the worker must move at a  distance greater than 200 km from his home (Art 73). (Ministry of Social Protection, 2011...

The supply and demand  in Colombia  Its the economy, the fourth largest in Latin America, is mainly based on coffee cultivation and oil production, although the crops of flowers, bananas, cacao, sugar cane and rice are also important. Colombia is the third world producer of coffee, being harvested mainly in the departments of Caldas, Cundinamarca, Norte de Santander, Tolima and Santander. The extraction and export of gold, emeralds, sapphires and diamonds also play an important role in its annual GDP. The extraction of coal is another activity in frank growth for more than a decade. In the valley of the Magdalena River the production of crude oil takes place. As a result, it has several refineries in its territory. The economy of the capital, Bogotá, is based mainly on industry, commerce and financial and business services. 20% of companies in the Bogotá region are manufacturing industries. It highlights the production of metal products, machinery, equipment, print...

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