Uruguay’s Minister of Labor and Social Security, Juan Castillo, met with representatives from the Pit-Cnt (Union of Workers) and Sunca (Employers’ Association) to address stalled collective bargaining negotiations. The meeting acknowledged a lack of progress in reaching agreements between workers and employers. The government is preparing to formally convene both parties in an effort to unlock the negotiations. Minister Castillo aims to facilitate dialogue and overcome current obstacles preventing a resolution. This move signals a proactive approach from the executive branch to avoid potential labor unrest. The goal is to reach a consensus that benefits both workers and businesses within the Uruguayan economy. Further details on the date and format of the convened meetings are expected soon.