A landmark labour reform bill in Chile is facing last minute roadblocks, and key parts will likely be gutted in court despite passing through both houses of Congress, lawyers say.
The law, containing new rules intended to give unions more power, was passed by Chile’s Senate in March after a bruising battle that opened divisions within the governing coalition.
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