Spain delays time-card approval despite union ultimatum
The Spanish government is delaying a new time-tracking system. Unions threatened to not agree to new deals if it wasn't approved quickly. The government will deal with the issue in September.
Labor Minister Yolanda Díaz said the time-tracking system was almost ready. Unions demanded the government approve it before August. The government’s cabinet will meet one last time before the summer. They want to pass the law. Union leaders were unhappy with the delay.
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Highlights
Time-Tracking System Almost Ready
Yolanda Díaz says the strengthened time-tracking system is ‘practically ready’.
Union Ultimatum Approaching
Unions warned the government they won't sign agreements by August.
Government Delaying Approval
The Spanish government will process the time-card system in September.
Cabinet Meeting Scheduled
The government’s cabinet will meet before the summer break.
Government Frustration Expressed
Union leaders are frustrated with the government’s lack of action.