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Restaurants and Accommodations Defend that Reducing the Day Supposes "a Loss of Competitiveness" - Forbes Spain

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Cifran in 2,538 million euros the direct salary impact on the more than 300,000 companies of the sector MADRID, 29 (EUROPA PRESS) The Spanish Confederation of Hotels and Tourist Accommodation (Cehat) and Hospitality of Spain have shown on Thursday their opposition to the reduction of the working day to 37.5 hours weekly "for the serious [...] The entrance Restaurants and accommodations defend that reducing the day supposes "a loss of competitive…

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