Work sources confirm that economy has finally accepted the text that corresponds to Yolanda Díaz and the CCOO and UGT trade unions.
The second Vice President and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díazand the Minister of Economy, Commerce and Business, Carlos Bodyhave agreed to process the draft law Lower the working day to 37.5 hours a week Due to the emergency process, although this procedure still has to be approved by the general State Secretaries and under -travel processaries who will be held this week.
This was confirmed by work sources to Europe Press after the Delegate Commission of Economic Affairs that took place this Monday, where economy and work would discuss the text of the reduction of working hours after weeks of disagreements in this area.
In this way, the Government of Spain steps on the accelerator pedal to have the reduction of the day urgently approved on Tuesday of next week in the council of ministers, since the Minister of Economy, Carlos Body, indicated this Monday that that would be ready .
Economic sources have defended that the department led by the body for which they have always chosen Approve the measure “as soon as possible” And that “as a possible speed” will be processed. In the same way they have repeated the commitment and will of the entire government to assume the reduction of the working day.
Moreover, the Ministry of Economy also accepted Monday to not change the text I work, agreed with trade union organizations to take the working day up to 37.5 hours in 2025 from the current 40 hours a week.
In this way the measure can meet the deadlines and, if you get the approval of the congress of representatives, It can be applied before December 31, 2025As PSOE has committed and adds the agreement for the coalition government.
Moreover, they have reminded from the economy that the text can undergo adjustments in the parliamentary process to include the contributions of parliamentary groups, to take into account flexibility and guidance for the reduction of the day to get an effective reality as quickly as possible are.
Source: EITB
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