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The Early Agenda seeks to inform the public about the preliminary assessment of public problems that will be the subject of future regulatory projects.
Through the Early Agenda, the MTPE invites the general public to provide their views on these preliminary assessments. Below is a summary of the agenda items that may be most relevant to private employers.
You can access the entire agenda here.
Restricted access to the annual integral remuneration scheme due to the high salary threshold in the current regulations, which require a minimum income equivalent to two Tax Units (or UIT)
Currently, only workers with a monthly income of at least PEN 10,700.00 are eligible for this benefit, excluding those with high incomes but fall below this threshold.
Deficit in the professional practice of social workers in Peru
In the private sector, social workers represent only 0.97% of professionals employed across all companies in Peru. This impacts the ability to adequately address labor and social needs in the workplace, as well as the hiring and proper practice of social workers.
The MTPE's Early Agenda allows citizens to share their views with the entity and provide relevant information regarding the public issue. It also facilitates citizen involvement in generating evidence around impact and suggestions on possible solutions, which helps mitigate the risks of corruption or regulatory capture.
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We hope this information is relevant to you and your company. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require any advice in this regard.
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