The Spanish Congress debates a Sumar party bill to prohibit layoffs linked to corporate relocation outside the EU, protecting workers and enhancing transparency in business sales.
The Spanish Congress debates a Sumar party bill to prohibit layoffs linked to corporate relocation outside the EU, protecting workers and enhancing transparency in business sales.
Spain's Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo supports balanced labor reforms, including work hour registration, amidst political tensions and economic challenges.
Spain's government and unions agree on a 3.1% minimum wage increase to €1,221, amid opposition from business groups and plans for regulatory reforms.
Spain's Health Ministry expresses disappointment as key medical unions exit ongoing labor reform talks, challenging consensus efforts to update NHS working conditions.
Nadia Calviño critiques Yolanda Díaz's divisive labor policy management and internal government tensions in her new memoir.
Antonio Garamendi accuses Labor Minister Yolanda Díaz of politicizing new labor leave policies amid broader tensions on labor reform, immigration, and economic concerns.
Key developments in labor rights and industrial policy in Spain reveal growing advocacy efforts and government strategies.