Through the Ministry of Electricity, the Venezuelan government announced the reduction of the public sector working hour from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., applying the 1×1 system, which consists of one working day for one non-working day.

The main reason for this decision is the global impact of the climate crisis and the need for energy savings. It applies to ministries, governorates, and other government agencies.

 

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The Ministry of Electricity urged the rest of the population to “support these actions with other effective measures, such as setting air conditioning temperatures to 23 degrees Celsius, taking advantage of natural light, and unplugging electronic devices when not in use.”

M.Pino

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The Colombian government through the Ministry of Information and Communication Technologies (MinTIC) launched a Guide with the guidelines for the development of blockchain-based projects within the public sector.

The guide offers the necessary regulations so that government institutions can host blockchain technology in the different Colombian ministries and agencies. In addition, it provides tools so that projects can be created and developed in an “organized, staggered and structured manner, taking into account the recommendations of government agencies.”

Carmen Valderrama, Minister of Information Technologies of Colombia, said that blockchains have become “a necessity not only for the private sector but also for the public sector to the extent that it responds to many of the objectives set.” Individuals and organizations can consult the guide on facebook.com.

Blockchain players in the public sector

Some institutions have become the protagonists of the public sector blockchain in Colombia and already have their activities based on this technology. One of the first institutions to venture into this type of technology will be the National Land Agency (ANT) with the purpose of offering “greater security in the land titling process.”

Another organization that is also venturing into the blockchain is the Rural and Agricultural Planning Unit (UPRA), which will be based on the guide designed by the executive to monitor panela prices in the country.

Minister Valderrama also recalled that in 2021 the executive launched a first version of the guide, which contained the basic principles of blockchain implementation in public administration. Which “left enormous lessons and allowed us to take great steps.”

M. Rodríguez

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On October 20, 21 and 22, the Latam Fintech Market event will take place in Colombia, where approximately 30 speakers, in more than 10 scenarios, will be analyzing trends on technology and financial innovation.

The event is organized by Colombia Fintech and aims to bring together different experts and “relevant actors of the Latin American fintech ecosystem to analyze the trends, challenges and projections of the sector.”

The president of Colombia Fintech, Erick Rincón Cárdenas, pointed out that during the three days scheduled for the event, topics related to “financial inclusion, fintech talent and fintech investment” will be addressed. Highly prestigious speakers from the sector in the region will contribute their knowledge and experiences.

Among the guests, the following stand out: Adriana Henriquez, Director of VIP negotiations at PayU Colombia, Mexico and Panama; David Birch, Principal at 15MB; Miguel Oviedo, Director at Whalecloud (Alipay); and Francisco Noguera, President of iNNpulsa Colombia.

The program is structured with three main modules on fintech. The first one conformed by diverse academic subjects that will be exposed by personalities of the national and international public and private sectors.

The second is a space for digital positioning where organizations and companies in the fintech ecosystem will have the opportunity to present their portfolios of products and services and exchange them with potential allies, suppliers and clients.

While the third component will be focused on a “networking platform” where companies in the financial technology value chain will be able to interact with each other, to identify possible strategic synergies with a view to their competitiveness.

M. Rodríguez

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La entrada Latam Fintech Market will bring together the main actors of the ecosystem in Colombia apareció primero en Bitfinance.

Article 2 of Decree N° 4,414 published in the Extraordinary Official Gazette number 6,611 establishes that “the workers and workers covered may not be dismissed, impaired or transferred without just cause previously qualified by the Labor Inspector or Inspector of the jurisdiction, in accordance with the provisions of article 422 of the Decree with Rank, Value and Force of Organic Law of Labor, Workers and Workers “.

Job tenure was part of the package of measures that was established as a result of the appearance of the covid-19 pandemic in Venezuela, last March, when a state of national alarm was decreed. Initially, this measure was adopted for a period of one year.

Article 3 states that “In the event that the worker protected by the tenure established in this Decree is dismissed, impaired without just cause or transferred without his consent, he may file a complaint within the following thirty (30) continuous days before the Inspector or Inspector of Labor of the jurisdiction, and request the reinstatement and payment of lost wages, as well as the other benefits not received, or the restitution of the infringed legal situation, according to the procedure established in article 425 of the Decree with Rank , Value and Force of Organic Law of Labor, Workers and Workers “.

Likewise, Article 4 orders the Labor Inspectorates to give absolute priority to these procedures, while Article 6 provides that “To the employer who obstructs or disregards the order of reinstatement and restitution of the infringed legal status of a worker or worker protected by job tenure, the measures and sanctions provided for in the Law will be imposed.

In addition, it establishes that «The Labor Courts will not proceed to administrative appeals for annulment, until the order of reinstatement and the restitution of the infringed legal situation are fulfilled, as established by the Decree with Rank, Value and Force of Organic Law of the Work, the Workers and the Workers ».

G. Febres

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La entrada Venezuela: Labor immobility in the public and private sectors will be in force for two more years apareció primero en Bitfinance.