Overview
- A federal judge in San Martín issued a six‑month injunction that suspends articles 131 and 133 of Law 27.802 for the commerce sector.
- The ruling keeps in force FAECYS’s collective bargaining agreements, including the long‑standing CCT 130/75.
- It freezes a planned curb on ultraactividad, the rule that keeps an expired contract in effect until a new one is signed.
- It also stops a new 2% cap on solidarity contributions, so companies must keep withholding and depositing the sums set in the pact that fund union services and OSECAC health coverage.
- The order does not decide the law’s constitutionality and adds to earlier court moves against other provisions, leaving implementation patchy and confined here to commerce workers.