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The 35-Hour Day Will Be Applied in the State Administration From March
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The 35-hour day will arrive at the General Administration of the State in the month of March. Today, trade unions and the Ministry of Public Service have agreed to launch it in the permanent commission of the General Administration of the State, which reviews the points of the Framework Agreement for the Improvement of Public Employment, its approval and execution. Continue reading...
The working day of 35 hours per week in the General Administration of the State (AGE) is expected to apply as of next March. This has been agreed at the meeting of the permanent technical commission of the general negotiating table of the General Administration of the State, held on Tuesday. It is a preparatory committee for the next meeting of the General Administration of the State, which is expected to take place at the beginning of March, an…
UGT announces that the 35-hour day will be applied in March in the General Administration of the State without providing more contracts and details the treatment of continuous and collective services with specific schedules Read more Application of the 35-hour day in the Administration without increasing staff in News.es.
The 35-hour working day in the General Administration of the State will enter into force once it is approved at the general table, according to UGT, which hopes that this will act as a "launch point" so that the advance also reaches the rest of the employees. UGT General Secretary Servicios Públicos, Isabel Araque, has considered in an information meeting "a shame" that the Congress of Deputies rejected less than a year ago the reduction of the …
The Government has finally activated the procedure to activate the 35-hour weekly working day in the General Administration of the State (AGE), a measure that will benefit about 250,000 public employees and that was part of the Framework Agreement for an Administration of the 21st Century signed three years ago.The Ministry of Public Service informed the majority unions (Working Commissions (CCOO), General Union of Workers (UGT) and Central Inde…
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