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Spain: Weakened Workplace Logging Law
After a right-wing coalition blocked Spain's bill to reduce working hours, the government issued a weaker decree on mandatory timekeeping, omitting enhanced penalties and digital logging requirements initially agreed upon with unions.
Spain: Weakened Workplace Logging Law
After a right-wing coalition blocked Spain's bill to reduce working hours, the government issued a weaker decree on mandatory timekeeping, omitting enhanced penalties and digital logging requirements initially agreed upon with unions.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Unions Protest Planned Rejection of Reduced Workday Bill
Leaders of Spain's CCOO and UGT unions launched a protest in Madrid against the likely rejection of a bill to reduce the workday, citing the lack of support from the PP, Junts, and Vox parties, and vowing further nationwide protests.
Spanish Unions Protest Planned Rejection of Reduced Workday Bill
Leaders of Spain's CCOO and UGT unions launched a protest in Madrid against the likely rejection of a bill to reduce the workday, citing the lack of support from the PP, Junts, and Vox parties, and vowing further nationwide protests.
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60% Bias Score
Junts rejects Spanish bill to reduce working hours to 37.5 hours
Junts, a Catalan independence party, has confirmed to Spain's Ministry of Labour that it will not withdraw its amendment against a bill to reduce the working week to 37.5 hours, jeopardizing the bill's passage in the Spanish Congress.
Junts rejects Spanish bill to reduce working hours to 37.5 hours
Junts, a Catalan independence party, has confirmed to Spain's Ministry of Labour that it will not withdraw its amendment against a bill to reduce the working week to 37.5 hours, jeopardizing the bill's passage in the Spanish Congress.
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56% Bias Score
Labour Drops "Right to Switch Off" Policy Amid Business Pressure
Labour's planned "right to switch off" for workers is being dropped from its Employment Rights Bill due to business concerns; the government is considering a nine-month probation instead of the proposed six-month period demanded by unions.
Labour Drops "Right to Switch Off" Policy Amid Business Pressure
Labour's planned "right to switch off" for workers is being dropped from its Employment Rights Bill due to business concerns; the government is considering a nine-month probation instead of the proposed six-month period demanded by unions.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Parliament Rejects Bill to Reduce Workday
Spain's Congress rejected a bill to reduce the maximum workday to 37.5 hours, a key initiative of Second Vice President and Minister of Labor Yolanda Díaz, due to opposition from the right-wing and Catalan separatist Junts party.
Spanish Parliament Rejects Bill to Reduce Workday
Spain's Congress rejected a bill to reduce the maximum workday to 37.5 hours, a key initiative of Second Vice President and Minister of Labor Yolanda Díaz, due to opposition from the right-wing and Catalan separatist Junts party.
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60% Bias Score
Junts per Catalunya Blocks Spanish Government's Work Reduction Bill
Junts per Catalunya, a Catalan separatist party, blocked a Spanish government bill aiming to reduce the work week to 37.5 hours, despite negotiations involving the Spanish government and the party leader Carles Puigdemont.
Junts per Catalunya Blocks Spanish Government's Work Reduction Bill
Junts per Catalunya, a Catalan separatist party, blocked a Spanish government bill aiming to reduce the work week to 37.5 hours, despite negotiations involving the Spanish government and the party leader Carles Puigdemont.
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40% Bias Score
Spain to Review Bill Reducing Maximum Work Week
After months of negotiations, Spain's Council of Ministers will review next week a bill to reduce the maximum work week to 37.5 hours, including mandatory digital timekeeping and stricter penalties for non-compliance; the employers' association strongly opposes it.
Spain to Review Bill Reducing Maximum Work Week
After months of negotiations, Spain's Council of Ministers will review next week a bill to reduce the maximum work week to 37.5 hours, including mandatory digital timekeeping and stricter penalties for non-compliance; the employers' association strongly opposes it.
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44% Bias Score
Álvarez Seeks Puigdemont's Support for Work Week Reduction and Government Agenda
UGT Secretary General Pepe Álvarez met with Carles Puigdemont in Waterloo to seek support for the 37.5-hour work week and broader government legislative agenda, including the budget, facing resistance from employers and highlighting the fragility of the Spanish government's parliamentary support.
Álvarez Seeks Puigdemont's Support for Work Week Reduction and Government Agenda
UGT Secretary General Pepe Álvarez met with Carles Puigdemont in Waterloo to seek support for the 37.5-hour work week and broader government legislative agenda, including the budget, facing resistance from employers and highlighting the fragility of the Spanish government's parliamentary support.
Progress
40% Bias Score
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