It was the great announcement of the Legislature: more than 12 million workers were going to have two and a half hours of free time or conciliation a week. Yolanda Díaz, as Minister of Labor, and much of the rest of the left, celebrated the historical fact of their approval in the Council of Ministers, but the most important, and the most difficult: a sufficient majority in the Congress of Deputies that approved it. At the day of the vote, Junts confirms that he will vote against and with his refusal all this expectation created around one of the greatest advances in labor rights vanished.
With Laura Olías, journalist elDiario.es Specialized in labor information, we remember the keys to this reform that went far beyond reducing the working day from 40 to 37 and a half a week. With Neus Tomás, attached to the director of elDiario.esWe analyze the reasons that have led together to prevent this measure from getting ahead.
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