Argentina is well-known for its vibrant culinary and cultural traditions, as well as its diversity, natural beauty, and strong financial prospects.
This country is in the southern half of South America, with a land area of approximately 400% of the size of Texas.
Argentina's diverse geographical regions include arid Patagonian vistas, deserts, tundra, woodlands, mountains, rivers, and hundreds of miles of coastal shoreline. The Pampas region, known for its vineyards, is also home to the Gaucho, the original South American cowboy. It encompasses five Argentine provinces, Uruguay, and Brazil's southernmost state.
Local culture is a blend of European and Latin American influences and includes a strong sense of loyalty. Increased foreign investment is driving a rapidly expanding tech sector. The country also benefits from enormous natural resources, a well-educated population, a broad industrial base, and an export-oriented agriculture economy.
The World Bank classifies Argentina as an upper-middle-income economy with the following trade agreements and alliances:
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Alliances:
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Contractor
Written employment contracts are not required because labor regulations are mandatory. There are, however, two types of employment contracts:
Fixed-term/Open-ended Contracts
Temporary contract
Three months
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USD equivalent median salaries based on Role:
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Paid leave
Maternity
Paternity
Vacation/PTO days
Sick Days
Additional Leave
Additional Benefits
Holidays
Argentina celebrates 15 national (public) holidays and multiple observances a year.
The most important fixed date holidays are:
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