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Labor Law Reform: learn about the Jornal Económico conference program

Jornal Económico7 September 2026 at 10:57

Jornal Económico organizes a conference dedicated to the reform of labor legislation in Portugal, at a time when this issue continues to mark the political and business agenda of the country. The event, titled "The Labor Law Reform: changes to labor legislation", takes place on September 14th at AIP – Portuguese Industrial Association.

The conference brings together different perspectives to analyze the planned changes, assess what remains to be done and discuss the next steps. Among the confirmed participants are specialists, representatives from the business community, political parties and Government members. Pedro Mota Soares, former Minister of Labor, Solidarity and Social Security, is one of the confirmed speakers.

The event program includes four main panels: "What will really change", "What needed to change", "There is still room for change" and a closing moment. The event is sponsored by Cerejeira Namora and aims to be an opportunity to analyze the impact of the changes on the reality of companies and workers in Portugal.

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