Thousands of Argentines demonstrated on Thursday against President Javier Milei's plans to drastically overhaul the country's labor laws to make work more flexible, restrict the right to strike and make it cheaper to fire workers. Milei's government maintains that Argentine's current labor laws are too restrictive and dissuade employers from on-the-books hiring.

Thousands of Argentines demonstrated on Thursday against President Javier Milei's plans to drastically overhaul the country's labor laws to make work more flexible, restrict the right to strike and make it cheaper to fire workers. Milei's government maintains that Argentine's current labor laws are too restrictive and dissuade employers from on-the-books hiring.

BUENOS AIRES, Dec 11 - Argentine President Javier Milei submitted a labor reform proposal to Congress, his office said on Thursday, in what it called an attempt to ‍tackle ​excessive bureaucracy and a \"rigid structure\" that has held ‍back formal job creation. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.