The spring session of the Seimas has begun: the future work program is becoming clear
The Lithuanian Seimas has initiated its spring session, highlighting a work program that includes over 500 legislative proposals to be discussed in the coming weeks.
The President Will Discuss Spring Session Work with the Seimas Board, and Transparency in Procurements with the Minister
The Lithuanian President is set to meet with the Seimas leadership to discuss legislative initiatives ahead of the spring parliamentary session, including procurement transparency in defense.
National Assembly varies its agenda between Quito, provinces, and virtuality to continue legislative work
The National Assembly of Ecuador is alternating its legislative work between its headquarters in Quito and various provinces, utilizing both in-person and virtual formats.
Slowly, São Paulo City Council is still trying to form commissions a month after recess
The São Paulo City Council is set to finally install its seven permanent committees a month after the start of its legislative work.
'They are not capable of coming for 2 consecutive days': A proposal for a 48-hour workweek for legislators
Mexican lawmaker Laura Ballesteros proposes a reform mandating federal representatives to work 48 hours a week after another recent legislative decision postponed the reduction of work hours for all workers until 2030.
Câmara de Campos holds hearings and resumes legislative work
The Chamber of Campos dos Goytacazes resumes legislative activities following a recess, with public hearings scheduled for transparency and health management reports.
CCJ of the Chamber chooses Paulo Azi as the rapporteur of the PEC that proposes the end of the 6x1 schedule
Federal Deputy Paulo Azi has been appointed as the rapporteur for the proposal to abolish the 6x1 work schedule in Brazil's Chamber of Deputies, a decision supported by key leaders within the legislative body.
Government fears losing control over the end of the 6x1 work schedule after Motta embraces the proposal
The Brazilian government is concerned about losing control over a proposal to end the 6x1 work schedule after House Speaker Hugo Motta adopted an alternative legislative text that cannot be vetoed by the president.
Ministers defend their own 6x1 scale project to maintain Lula's veto power
Brazilian ministers are advocating for legislation to end the 6x1 work schedule to preserve President Lula's ability to veto legislative proposals.
The Seimas Council Discussed the Work of the Parliament During Emergencies in a Closed Meeting: Legislative Changes Will Be Needed
The Seimas Council in Lithuania discussed the need for legislative changes to ensure parliamentary operations during emergencies, emphasizing the importance of flexibility and collective agreement among members.
Presidents of PL and União Brasil Want to Block Ending the 6x1 Shift at the CCJ of the Chamber Before the Plenary
The leaders of the PL and União Brasil parties are attempting to prevent a legislative proposal aimed at abolishing the 6x1 work shift from progressing to a full vote in Brazil's Chamber of Deputies.
Tariffs, Europe moving towards a halt of the agreement with the USA
The EU is considering suspending legislative work on the US-EU trade agreement due to recent US tariff developments.
Two ministries will only submit three projects each during the spring session, priority is on other work
The Lithuanian ministries of Culture and Foreign Affairs plan to submit only three legislative projects each in the upcoming spring session, focusing instead on other priorities.
The Grásleppa initiates the parliamentary work
The Speaker of the Althing, Þórunn Sveinbjarnardóttir, has temporarily suspended parliamentary proceedings to hold an urgent meeting with party leaders amid disputes over a legislative proposal regarding fishing regulations in Iceland's territorial waters.
The Growing Demand for 'Health Companions' in Brazil with Smaller Families and an Aging Population
The article discusses the increased demand for health companions in Brazil due to an aging population and smaller family sizes, leading to informal hiring practices and potential legislative regulation.
Reform of 40 Work Hours Advances in Senate Committees: Passes Without Establishing Two Days of Rest
A legislative reform to reduce the workweek to 40 hours has progressed unanimously in Mexican Senate committees, but it does not guarantee two days off per week.
'You're doing no work...,' CM Nitish Kumar lashed out at Rabri Devi in the House
During a session in the Bihar Legislative Council, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar expressed his anger towards Rabri Devi, urging the Speaker to take strict action against the disruptive behavior of some members.
DF Chamber: Ibaneis' base wants to prioritize 'strategic agendas'; opposition is expected to insist on CPI, Master case, and impeachment
The Legislative Chamber of the Federal District is set to resume work, with Governor Ibaneis Rocha's administration prioritizing strategic projects while the opposition pushes for an impeachment process and investigations.
End of the 6x1 work schedule: 'Business owners cause panic to continue exploiting workers,' says movement founder
The founder of a movement criticized business owners for creating panic over the end of the 6x1 work schedule, which allows employees only one day off per week, highlighting the legislative discussion around this issue led by the President of the Chamber of Deputies, Hugo Motta.
What is the Dignity Act, the law that would allow undocumented immigrants to work in the United States
The Dignity Act is a new legislative proposal aimed at regulating the work status of thousands of undocumented immigrants in the U.S., introduced by Republican Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar amid ongoing immigration debates.
Sheinbaum calls to defend sovereignty and social justice: "Mexico does not bend and does not sell"
President Claudia Sheinbaum commemorated the 109th anniversary of the 1917 Constitution in Querétaro, recognizing the legislative work that has led to historic reforms.
Legislative shortcomings cannot paralyze the work of the tax office
The article discusses the impact of legislative shortcomings on the functioning of tax authorities and emphasizes the need for efficiency.
RN Assembly opens the legislative year of 2026 this Tuesday (3) without the traditional message from the governor
The Legislative Assembly of Rio Grande do Norte officially begins legislative work for 2026 on Tuesday with a solemn session in Natal, missing the traditional annual message from Governor Fátima Bezerra, who has postponed her speech to the following week.
Councilors resume work at the Chamber of Teresina this Tuesday (3)
The legislative work of the Teresina City Council resumes this Tuesday with a ceremony marking the beginning of the second year of the 20th Legislature.
Podcast: the start of 2026 for STF and Congress and what to expect this year
The year has officially begun in Brasília with the resumption of the Judiciary and Legislative work, where STF President Edson Fachin advocates for a code of conduct amidst concerns of ministerial conflicts of interest.
Yes to the comparison between salaries. "Less disparity between men and women"
The Italian government is set to present a legislative decree to address salary transparency and reduce gender pay disparities by aligning wages for equal work by June 7.
Piracicaba Chamber resumes work focusing on unfinished projects, support for pregnant women, and children with diabetes; see agenda
The Piracicaba Chamber resumes official legislative work with a focus on unfinished projects, support for vulnerable pregnant women, and care for children with diabetes, with the first ordinary session of 2026 set to discuss 22 proposals.
Most proposes six-hour workday for parents of young children
Most MP Ante Kujundžić presented a proposal for legislative changes to allow parents of children up to eight years old the option of a voluntary six-hour workday with full legal protection for workers and reduced burden for employers.
Major changes in pharmacies and prescriptions? Plans of the Ministry of Health for 2026
The Polish Ministry of Health plans significant reforms to the pharmaceutical reimbursement system, with a return to legislative work expected in the first quarter of 2026.