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After deadly floods, Spain introduces 'climate leave' for workers

  • Spain's government approved "paid climate leave" for workers, allowing up to four days off during weather emergencies after floods killed 230 people.
  • Labour Minister Yolanda Diaz stated the measure aims to "regulate in accordance with the climate emergency" and ensure worker safety.
  • Employers who deny this new law will face "the full force of the law" from officials.
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