President Delcy Rodríguez addresses labor consensus with federations and Workers' Confederations

Meeting with members of FedeCámaras, Fedeindustria and the Workers' Confederations of Venezuela
Presidential Press

Published at: 19/10/2026 01:18 PM

The president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, led a working meeting this Monday to seek labor consensus with members of the Federation of Chambers and Associations of Commerce and Production of Venezuela (Fedechambers), the Federation of Chambers and Companies of Venezuela (Fedeindustria) and the Workers' Confederations of Venezuela.

This working group comprehensively evaluates different advances achieved in different thematic sessions of the panel for labor and social consensus, where fundamental axes such as the governing principles of work, wage rates, wage scales and tabulators and different issues related to the guarantee of stability to which the Government of Venezuela has permanently committed itself have been addressed.

In the same way, the different legal projects that contemplate this type of labor consensus are addressed, regulatory instruments that have been conceived under a scheme designed to protect employment stability and the guarantee of inalienable rights such as working hours, the payment of bonuses, bonuses, holidays, social benefits and seniority bonuses.

The meeting was attended by the Administrative and Digital Government Sectorial Vice President and Minister of Popular Power for the Economy, Anabel Pereira; the Sectorial Vice President for Social and Territorial Socialism and Minister of Popular Power for Education, Héctor Rodríguez; the Sectorial Vice President and Minister of the People's Power for Planning, Ricardo Menéndez; and the Sectorial Vice President of Economy, Calixto Ortega.

Also present are the Minister of Popular Power for the Social Work Process, Carlos Alexis Castillo; the Minister of Popular Power for University Education, Ana María San Juan, and the presidential commissioner for the Constituent Assembly and Labor Consensus, Eduardo Piñate.

Mazo News Team/PRESIDENTIAL PRESS

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