The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks 7-1 on Tuesday to record their sixth consecutive victory. ^[1] The Union of Argentine Rural Workers and Stevedores (Uatre) warned that a decree allowing the compatibility of temporary rural work with social benefits was set to expire on September 1st, potentially risking 120,000 jobs nationwide. ^[2] Bryce Harper had five hits, including four singles, one walk, one run scored, and one run driven in during the game. ^[3] Jesús Luzardo pitched six and two-thirds innings for the Phillies, allowing one run with six hits and one walk while striking out six batters. ^[4] According to the Labor Modernization Law, workers hired under temporary or seasonal modalities can be properly registered without automatically losing benefits from social programs or compatible allowances. ^[5] The Uatre stated that the lack of an extension puts 120,000 rural jobs and the families of those workers at immediate risk, as they depend on combining formal seasonal employment with social protection. ^[6] Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez (14-5) needed 103 pitches to complete five innings, allowing three runs with eight hits and three walks while striking out three batters. ^[7]