Castile-La Mancha
“More than 40 years have passed since the establishment of the 40-hour working day and this will contribute to a more equitable distribution of the wealth generated by the country,” he says.
The UGT will call for mobilizations in the five provinces of the region in favor of the reduction of working time to 37.5 hours per week. In a statement sent this Wednesday, the union says it will do so “with the aim of humanizing labor relations and improving people’s lives, for which rallies will be called in front of the employers’ headquarters in the five provinces of the region.” September 26 at 11:30 a.m.
For the UGT, it is time to reduce working hours by law in Spain “because more than 40 years have passed since the 40-hour working day was introduced, but that is not the only reason. This measure It’s a question of social justice which will help ensure that the wealth generated by the country is distributed more fairly.
warns that they will not stop until the reduction of working hours is a reality, and They are calling on political parties and employers to take a stand once and for all in this matter. “It is time to take a step forward. They must choose between siding with workers and improving their working conditions while generating more jobs and increasing productivity; or turning their backs on millions of citizens.
Throughout this month of September, the UGT Castilla-La Mancha will carry out mobilizations and information campaigns in workplaces and cities “so that the great benefits that this reform would bring are known. “A positive impact on productivity and therefore on the country’s economy, on the environment and on the objective of progress in terms of gender equality.”
With CCOO, on September 26, there will be mobilizations in the five provinces and in the rest of the country.
Report a bug
