The government takes the day down to Congress without sufficient support for the Junts veto

The government approved on Tuesday in the Council of Ministers the reduction of the maximum working time to 37.5 hours, three months after it saw the green light for the first time. The text now comes to the Congress of Deputies, the next stage in the obstacle race that crosses the star measure of Yolanda Díaz, where it will encounter a new obstacle. Junts plans to present an amendment to the totality that threatens to knock down the norm and re…

Yesterday's Council of Ministers approved the bill for the reduction of the maximum working time to 37.5 hours per week, without any reduction in wages, the 'star' measure of the second vice president and Minister of Labour, Yolanda Díaz, for this legislature. After its approval by the Council of Ministers on the same day that Vice-president Díaz turns age, the norm will land in Congress, where the government expects to tie enough support to bri…

The government approved in the Council of Ministers this Tuesday the law with which it wants to force all the autonomous and companies to reduce the working hours of their workers to 37.5 hours. Now, the bill that will regulate this new obligation for businesses-and others like the digital day registration- has already been sent to Congress, where it will have to be definitively validated. The IMF warns that the effect of the reduction of the da…

The Council of Ministers has approved the bill to reduce the legal maximum working time to 37.5 hours per week without having closed parliamentary support for its entry into force, a responsibility that the second vice president, Yolanda Díaz, has attributed to the PP, since with Junts sees scope for negotiation.

Yesterday's Junts ordago predicts a new political rodapalo to the Sánchez government in the Congress of Deputies.

Díaz sees an option to negotiate with Junts and challenges the PP: "Is Mr.Feijoo going to maneuver to knock down the reduction of the day as he did with the labor reform?"