Labour Code

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President signs Labour Code into Law: here are the main changes

Lithuania's President Dalia Grybauskaitė on Monday signed the new Labour Code and accompanying amendments into law, the President's Office said. Last...

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Seimas electoral debates are to go on for four weeks leading up to the October Seimas elections . Politicians are to debate on the topics of economics,...

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Reactions to decision to reject president veto on Labour Code

The new Labour Code – what to expect

September 14, Electoral debates on economics – key points

Seimas overturns presidential veto of Labour Code

Seimas committee backs president-proposed version of Labour Code

Seimas electoral debates begin with economics

Lithuania may lose competitiveness if it abandons new labor code - IMF

Recommendations for Lithuania from Investor forum

Liberal Movement announces its electoral programme

What may happen to Lithuania's new Labour Code? 3 scenarios

Lithuanian PM expects Seimas to overturn president's Labour Code veto

PM wants to pass new Labour Code now and amend it later

Coca-Cola withdrawal from Lithuania 'to do with market size, not Labour Code' - president's adviser (1)

Lithuanian Seimas to discuss Labour Code veto on Saturday

Lithuanian PM admits that new Labour Code may not come to pass

The jigsaw puzzle of Lithuania's future government

Social democrats inclined to support president's Labour Code veto - Sysas

Discussion over new Labour Code continues

Political scientist: Voters love young faces, but some are too young or too stained

New Labour Code 'completely inhumane' - Lithuanian president

'No need for extraordinary session' to overrule president's labour code veto - Seimas speaker

President signs pension, social insurance reform into law

Lithuanian PM seeks opposition support to overturn presidential veto on Labour Code

Social Democrats cling to top of ratings but face competition as elections approach