Talk:Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare (Uruguay)

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Martin Hausen 03:22, 4 December 2009 (UTC) I'm beginning a stub on Enrique Erro a politician who served as Ministro de Trabajo in Uruguay, and I'm wondering if the position shouldn't more properly be translated as Labor Minister (as it is in www.uruguaydailynews.com for example). Provisionally, I'm using the words "Labor Minister" in the article and linking them to this one.