Employment compliance program for Peru
A working system that tells the company, month by month, which Peruvian employment obligations apply, who owns each one and how the regional office will know they have been met.
Nineteen services organized around the moment of decision: prevent, respond, decide and operate. Every engagement starts with how your Peruvian operation actually works and ends with documented advice management can act on.
For international companies
Market entry, first hires, contracts, foreign employees, terminations, inspections and transactions: the services most often needed by subsidiaries, branches and investors in Peru.
A working system that tells the company, month by month, which Peruvian employment obligations apply, who owns each one and how the regional office will know they have been met.
Representation and strategy from the first contact with a SUNAFIL inspector to the last administrative appeal, with regular reporting to the regional office in English.
Advice on ending employment relationships in Peru in a way that respects the law, controls cost and reduces the risk of reinstatement claims, whether the exit is for cause, negotiated or part of a restructuring.
Contracts that work under Peruvian law and still reflect what the group needs: the right contract type, a documented justification for fixed terms, and group clauses adapted rather than copied.
Schedules, rosters and overtime practices designed to fit Peru’s working time rules, with time records that show the company paid for the hours actually worked.
Outsourcing and staffing arrangements structured so that the service provider is genuinely autonomous, liabilities are allocated in the contract and the client company does not become the employer of the contractor’s staff.
A focused review of a Peruvian target’s employment position, built around the transaction timetable, that tells buyers and investors which issues affect price, structure or closing conditions.
A standing employment legal function for the Peruvian entity, on retainer, that knows the business, tracks recurring obligations and responds when something happens.
Everything a foreign company needs to employ its first people in Peru correctly: the hiring model, compliant contracts, mandatory registrations, benefits and policies, coordinated with payroll from the first month.
Support for companies that need to bring foreign managers, specialists or transferees to work in Peru: the employment contract, the legal limits and the sequence with immigration status.
Area 01
Put the operation in order before an inspector or a dispute forces the issue.
Day-to-day employment law advice for companies that run a Peruvian operation but take decisions elsewhere: practical answers, grounded in local law, delivered in a form the regional team can act on.
A structured review of how a Peruvian entity actually employs its people, measured against the rules SUNAFIL enforces, with findings ranked by exposure and a remediation plan the regional team can track.
A working system that tells the company, month by month, which Peruvian employment obligations apply, who owns each one and how the regional office will know they have been met.
Internal work rules that meet Peru’s mandatory content requirements, reflect how the operation actually runs and give managers a disciplinary framework they can apply consistently.
Legal structuring of the occupational health and safety system required by Law 29783, so that the Peruvian entity can show what it does to prevent harm and respond properly when an incident occurs.
Clear answers on whether the Peruvian entity must carry SCTR, which employees and contractors it must cover, and how to evidence coverage before an accident or an inspection tests it.
The prevention system Peruvian law requires, and hands-on support when a complaint arrives and the statutory clock starts running in days rather than weeks.
Area 02
Act with method when an inspection, a misconduct case or an exit is under way.
Representation and strategy from the first contact with a SUNAFIL inspector to the last administrative appeal, with regular reporting to the regional office in English.
Help to investigate misconduct, choose a proportionate measure and run the procedure Peruvian law requires, so that the decision stands if an employee challenges it.
Advice on ending employment relationships in Peru in a way that respects the law, controls cost and reduces the risk of reinstatement claims, whether the exit is for cause, negotiated or part of a restructuring.
Area 03
Review staffing, working-time, benefits and vendor decisions before you act.
Contracts that work under Peruvian law and still reflect what the group needs: the right contract type, a documented justification for fixed terms, and group clauses adapted rather than copied.
Schedules, rosters and overtime practices designed to fit Peru’s working time rules, with time records that show the company paid for the hours actually worked.
A check that CTS, gratificaciones, profit sharing and other statutory benefits are calculated on the right base and paid on time, and a plan to correct what is not.
A leave policy and schedule that fit Peru’s 30-day entitlement, and a plan to clear accrued balances before they turn into an indemnity.
Outsourcing and staffing arrangements structured so that the service provider is genuinely autonomous, liabilities are allocated in the contract and the client company does not become the employer of the contractor’s staff.
A focused review of a Peruvian target’s employment position, built around the transaction timetable, that tells buyers and investors which issues affect price, structure or closing conditions.
Area 04
Ongoing support, market entry and employment of international staff.
A standing employment legal function for the Peruvian entity, on retainer, that knows the business, tracks recurring obligations and responds when something happens.
Everything a foreign company needs to employ its first people in Peru correctly: the hiring model, compliant contracts, mandatory registrations, benefits and policies, coordinated with payroll from the first month.
Support for companies that need to bring foreign managers, specialists or transferees to work in Peru: the employment contract, the legal limits and the sequence with immigration status.