The more I love you, the less I believe you? Labor relations in Peru are deteriorating: 86% are happy at work, but trust is declining.
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A court in Barcelona, Spain, has advanced a case toward trial against Glovo CEO Óscar Pierre. The Examining Magistrate Court Number 31 implicated Pierre for alleged crimes against workers' rights due to the employment of delivery workers as false freelancers.
Meanwhile, in Peru, labor relations are showing signs of deterioration despite high reported levels of employee satisfaction. According to recent data, 86 percent of workers in Peru claim to be happy in their jobs—four points above the regional average.
However, this high personal satisfaction coexists with a declining level of trust within organizations, highlighting a complex dynamic in workplace relationships where perceived happiness and institutional trust are moving in opposite directions.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Legal developments regarding executive liability and false self-employment at Glovo
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (2)Contradiction between high employee happiness and declining trust in Peru
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