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A new U.S. employment rule could expand at-will hiring, letting employers fire workers without cause, sparking debate over job security.
A proposed change to U.S. employment law under the new administration has sparked concern, as it could expand "at-will" employment, allowing employers to terminate workers without cause or notice.
The shift, detailed in a draft regulation released January 2, 2026, aims to reduce regulatory burdens on businesses but raises alarms among labor advocates who warn it could weaken job security for millions of workers.
The Department of Labor says the rule is part of broader efforts to modernize labor standards, but critics argue it undermines existing protections.
The proposal is open for public comment through February 15.
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Una nueva regla de empleo en Estados Unidos podría expandir la contratación a voluntad, permitiendo a los empleadores despedir a los trabajadores sin causa, provocando un debate sobre la seguridad laboral.