Advance premium payment in Colombia 2020



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There are well-known companies on the list, which see in this initiative the opportunity to support their workers and, in turn, give a boost to the economy in this last quarter of the year.

‘Adelanta la prima’ already has more than 50 companies in Colombia with at least 20,000 employees. According to El Tiempo, the initiative contemplates the partial payment of the premiums incurred until October, and only Its intention is to give Colombians extra income, encourage consumption and the recovery of the economy.

According to the program page, among the companies and organizations that will support with the payment of the anticipated service premium are:

  • THAT
  • Fujiyama Automotive
  • Human / Triple A
  • Acoset
  • Viaservin
  • Santo Domingo Foundation
  • Gralco SA
  • SAS Printers Scale
  • Merco Logistics Group
  • Colombia Eventual Services
  • Confecámaras
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  • Colombian Labor Bar Association
  • ACRIP Bogotá / Cundinamarca.

As described by the ‘Advance the Premium’ page, This idea is a legally valid alternative for private sector employers in Colombia.

“In effect, article 306 of the Substantive Labor Code establishes a maximum period in which said payment must be satisfied, which means that during that entire period of time it can be paid, without assuming a single certain date to make it effective” , explains the portal.

Santo Domingo Foundation and ‘Adelanta la Prima’

This business group joined the initiative and promotes it because considers it to be a collaborative mechanism to support workers and also the country’s economy.

“From the Foundation, we want to invite all companies, unions and institutions that have the capacity to join this initiative, which undoubtedly represents a great benefit for Colombian workers. It is very important to contribute to the economic reactivation of the country, as well as to provide alternatives to Colombian families in a difficult year, maintaining the self-care and biosecurity recommendations, ”said José Aguirre, executive director of the Santo Domingo Foundation, in a statement.



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