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Its a bandaid when its announced as a solution for the problem of "high prices" (never inflation) but it covers less than 1% of the daily meat consumption of the population.

My people? I dont have any people. Now, instead of posting bullshit, come and tell me NO kids are diying of hunger in the inner country, no retirees are being paid a misery. No amount of K discourse can change reality. For me, it's about priorities and clearly, for these people the only one they...

I tend to use truchas t shirts to the gym. They are dirty cheap and if you get good fabric quality they can stand a lot.

Those are not imported, they are manufactured in sweatshops in Argentina. 100% sure they are fake, they are sold everywhere.

To know that there's actual kids starving to death in the inner country while these bunch of corrupt thieves continue to waste funds in this kind of things really pisses me off.

6,7,8 is propaganda and taxpayers funds dilapidation.

I've opted out of those on Personal, and I also did on Movistar, not sure about Claro. You just need to call them and request to stop receiving promotional messages, they will do it for you. You only opt out of the one sent by the company itself, the rest you continue to receive and have to...

The point that started the law discussion, was that if the teacher had a contract, things would have been different. Well, that's false, no contract can force her to stay if she wanted to leave, doesn't matter what you guys want to post and discuss, and thats how things are here, whether you...

Its not "Argentines", we are all individuals. In this particular subject, I wouldn't think of defending the corrupt practices. You can resist on principle, but regrettably its the way of the land here.

Even if its peace of mind for you, it means absolutely nothing in case of conflict and are not usually drawn. I didn't say she did. I did say she doesn't know much about it if she expect a contract to trump local "en relacion de dependencia" model. How hard is to understand? You can't sign...

I do. The fact that "theArgie" signed a contract doesn't mean that the rest of the country did. Most likely, if that contract he signed got as far as a lawsuit, it would have been totally dismissed as it if didn't exist. The things he lists as included there are mostly covered by other...

I don't need to increase my credibility. The facts are on my side. I'm referring people complaining about employees starting a lawsuit against them as if it was a character flaw on the whole country, and then showing without any doubt a total disconnect with local law and customs.

John, it really doesn't matter how you think it should work. We are telling it to you how it really is. Just showing up with a witness when I enter your office might be enough as a proof of employment. And you have to register 'en blanco' employees even before they start to work. Contracts are...

When you hire someone you register the workers in several places. Thats enough proof of legal employment. And, if I have elements to show I worked for you, you are in trouble. Something like a witness is usually good enough as a proof of employment.

Again, there is no need for a contract down here. I've been working in this country for 20 years and never had one. The letter you made your employees sign is totally worthless. You can't sidestep work law. What you think it's your sole agreement, won't withstand any analysis if it doesn't cover...

Employees have full protection just by being hired, no need to sign a contract for that. The rights are given by law, they can't be signed away in a contract,

People, you are a bit off about employment, which isn't bad for itself if you are expats, but its kind of alarming coming from people that managed a biz here. "Relacion de dependencia" (full time employees) dont have a contract. They are hired. Contracts are usually reserved for providers, not...

"Granja" is actually "Farm" :)

You'll find a lot of that in this forum. That doesn't mean its always like that, but its not unusual. Myself, I was born here :). Reading the stuff you are posting... seems like you are basing everything on stuff you read online. You need to come down here for a while and see for yourself...

As an Argentinian, I must say that whoever considers Argentina as something different than 3rd world country has some serious credibility issues :)