Costa Rica tightens CCSS board appointment rules, limits union review

The Costa Rican government has modified the process for appointing union representatives to the CCSS board, imposing new requirements such as a mandatory file and government review while limiting the scope of union input. Provisional extensions are introduced, signaling a shift in labor-government relations. The change may affect governance of the social security system, but its full impact is unclear.

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