An SME in Córdoba wanted to sanction an employee for arriving late three times in one week. The lawyer asked a simple question: "Where are the schedule, the tolerance, and the consequence written down?". It wasn't written anywhere. Result: the sanction had no basis. Without clear internal regulations, the employer has nothing to hold onto when a late arrival, an absence, or a breach occurs. Here I explain what internal regulations are, what the LCT says, and which schedule clauses cannot be missing.
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Internal regulations for time tracking in Argentina
Without written internal regulations, the employer loses disciplinary power over late arrivals and absences. What the LCT (arts. 64 to 68) says, how to draft time tracking, tolerance, and clock-in clauses, and how it fits with the CCT in Argentina 2026.
June 29, 20267 min de lectura read
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