A software agency owner put it to me this way: "I have half the team working from home. Do I have to know what time they sit down to work, or is that overstepping my bounds?". The short answer is that yes, you have to record the workday, but Law 27.555 draws a fairly clear line between keeping a record and spying on your people. Here I explain what the Argentine remote work law requires, how to control the attendance of someone working from home without crossing the line into invasive surveillance, and which tools are actually useful for you.
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Attendance control in remote work in Argentina (Law 27.555)
How to record the working hours of someone working from home without falling into illegal surveillance? The Remote Work Law 27.555 recognizes digital disconnection, the teleworker's workday, and reversibility. Which attendance control tools are valid and which ones could cost you a lawsuit in 2026.
June 23, 20267 min de lectura read
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