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The Human Capital Committee analyzed the main legal challenges in Human Resources

The Human Capital Committee analyzed the main legal challenges in Human Resources

July 10 ,2026

BritCham Chile held another session of its Human Capital Committee, bringing together members and professionals to analyze the main regulatory changes, legal challenges, and trends currently impacting Human Resources and People Management.

The event featured Fernando Arab Verdugo, partner at Arab Abogados and former Undersecretary of Labor, who presented an analysis of the current labor landscape, addressing the most relevant regulatory changes for organizations and the challenges they face in terms of compliance, labor relations, and talent management.

During the session, attendees had the opportunity to delve into key issues for people management within a constantly evolving regulatory context, exchanging experiences and reflections on the impact these changes have on companies and their teams.

The session provided a valuable forum for discussion among participants, who analyzed the practical implications of the new legal requirements and shared perspectives on the trends shaping the labor agenda in Chile.

Through initiatives like this, the BritCham Chile Human Capital Committee continues to promote knowledge updates, the exchange of best practices, and networking opportunities among its members, contributing to the strengthening of people management aligned with the current challenges of the business environment.

BritCham Chile thanks Fernando Arab Verdugo for his outstanding presentation and all attendees for their active participation in this latest activity of the Human Capital Committee.

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