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Feb 6, 10:10

Spain Approves 37.5-Hour Workweek Bill: Regional Variations in Impact

Spain's government approved a bill reducing the maximum workweek to 37.5 hours, impacting 12.5 million people; UGT analysis of 230 collective bargaining agreements reveals significant regional variation in current work hours across sectors, suggesting adaptability.

Spain Approves 37.5-Hour Workweek Bill: Regional Variations in Impact

Spain's government approved a bill reducing the maximum workweek to 37.5 hours, impacting 12.5 million people; UGT analysis of 230 collective bargaining agreements reveals significant regional variation in current work hours across sectors, suggesting adaptability.

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What is the immediate impact of Spain's proposed 37.5-hour workweek on different sectors and employee groups?

Spain's Council of Ministers approved a bill to reduce the maximum workweek from 40 to 37.5 hours, potentially benefiting 12.5 million people. The Ministry of Labor estimates that 4.4 million will see at least a 1.5-hour reduction.

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Feb 5, 16:14

Spain Expands Unemployment Benefits for Over-52s

Spain's new unemployment subsidy for people over 52, effective November 1st, 2024, provides a 480 euro monthly payment, allows part-time work, and requires prior contributions and income limitations.

Spain Expands Unemployment Benefits for Over-52s

Spain's new unemployment subsidy for people over 52, effective November 1st, 2024, provides a 480 euro monthly payment, allows part-time work, and requires prior contributions and income limitations.

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What are the key changes introduced by Spain's unemployment benefit reform for individuals over 52?

Spain's unemployment benefit reform, effective November 1st, 2024, introduces a new subsidy for those over 52. Key changes include increased benefit amounts and the allowance of part-time work alongside the subsidy.

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Feb 5, 07:10

Spain's January Job Losses Spark Concerns Amidst Policy Debates

Spain's Social Security lost 242,148 affiliates in January 2024, averaging 11,530 job losses daily, coinciding with debates on reduced work hours and minimum wage increases, prompting concerns from employers about the impact on job creation.

Spain's January Job Losses Spark Concerns Amidst Policy Debates

Spain's Social Security lost 242,148 affiliates in January 2024, averaging 11,530 job losses daily, coinciding with debates on reduced work hours and minimum wage increases, prompting concerns from employers about the impact on job creation.

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What is the immediate impact of Spain's January employment figures on the overall economic outlook, considering the concurrent debates about work-hour reduction and minimum wage increases?

In January 2024, Spain's Social Security system lost 242,148 affiliates, the highest January figure since 2020, with an average daily job loss of 11,530. Unemployment rose by 38,725, although lower than in previous years, highlighting the impact of seasonal factors, particularly in the services sector, which saw a 44,595 increase in unemployment.",

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Jan 26, 04:06

CDU's "Agenda 2030": Tax Cuts to Revive German Economy

Germany's CDU party unveiled its "Agenda 2030," proposing massive tax cuts to spur a 2% GDP growth, addressing economic stagnation through fiscal stimulus, immigration reform, and bureaucratic streamlining, despite potential budget shortfalls and challenges to the German economic model.

CDU's "Agenda 2030": Tax Cuts to Revive German Economy

Germany's CDU party unveiled its "Agenda 2030," proposing massive tax cuts to spur a 2% GDP growth, addressing economic stagnation through fiscal stimulus, immigration reform, and bureaucratic streamlining, despite potential budget shortfalls and challenges to the German economic model.

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How does the CDU plan to address Germany's declining competitiveness and labor market challenges?

Germany's economic slowdown, attributed to factors like China's overcapacity, the US Inflation Reduction Act, and the energy crisis, has prompted the CDU to prioritize tax incentives over subsidies to attract investment and counter deindustrialization. The plan also includes measures to address labor market challenges, such as immigration reform and bureaucratic simplification.

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