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In September of this year, the Congress of the Republic approved the new Teleworking Law, which establishes new provisions for employers and workers who are under this modality. The regulations establish several

The chairman of the Congressional Intelligence Committee, Jose Cueto (Popular Renovation), reported that his working group will summon the head of the National Intelligence Directorate (DINI) in order to report on a

The president of the Intelligence Commission, José Cueto, reported that he will summon the owner of the National Intelligence Directorate (DINI), Jose Luis Fernandez La Torre, at the next session of the

Thousands of people gathered this afternoon and evening at the Tacna Civic Center for the Halloween holiday. Adults and children in various costumes gathered and forced the closure of traffic on San

In order to further streamline human resources globally, Of the was associated with WeWork to offer companies flexible workspaces for their employees around the world. As global hiring has skyrocketed in recent

The Permanent Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court, chaired by Judge César San Martín, rescheduled the hearing set for this Wednesday, November 2, in which it would evaluate the appeal filed by

Weeks ago it became known that the ex-partner of the former Minister of Health Jorge Lopez had received large amounts of money in installments from Minsa workers, as well as US$70,000 from

The most Lamas is the Kechwa El Wayku Native Community, whose population has an enormous variety of expressions that today are the cultural heritage of the Nation, thanks to their typical clothing,

The Association of Small Business Unions revealed that more than 500,000 Peruvian SMEs have gone bankrupt, closed or migrated as a result of the crisis caused by the COVID-19. At the level

The president of Congress, José Williams (Avanza País), asked the Organization of American States (OAS) include that power of the State and other public and private institutions in the visit that the