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Costa Rica Supreme Court reviews 4x3 workweek bill for corporate sectors

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What happened

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A consultation filed by sixteen opposition deputies has frozen a bill regarding a 4x3 workweek in Costa Rica. The Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court is currently reviewing the legislation, which was submitted to the court on October 12. If passed, the bill would permit medical-device plants and corporate service centers to run 12-hour shifts, four days on and three off.

From riotimesonline.com

Why it matters

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The bill proposes a significant change to labor scheduling for specific industries in Costa Rica. The Supreme Court’s review determines whether the proposed working hours comply with the country's Constitution, potentially setting a new regulatory standard for these sectors.

From riotimesonline.com

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  • supreme courtThe Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court is reviewing the bill.
  • Costa RicaThe country where the working hours bill is being reviewed.

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    Medical-device plants and corporate service centers might adjust their operating costs and labor demand to accommodate the proposed 12-hour shifts.

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