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The Government Shall Adopt the Rule Requiring an Extension of the Probationary Period to Be Justified by More than Six Months.

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It may be more than half a year only if it is approved by collective agreement and for those cases which demonstrate it in a reasoned manner.

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It may be more than half a year only if it is approved by collective agreement and for those cases which demonstrate it in a reasoned manner.

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The government will approve on Tuesday, four years after the deadline set by Brussels, the transposition of the directive requiring employers to provide more contractual information to employees

·Madrid, Spain
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The Council of Ministers will adopt a royal decree to comply with the European directive on transparent and predictable working conditions, although there are measures that still require a Brussels law opening a file to Spain for the delay in the transposition of the law The Government will approve next Tuesday a royal decree to transpose the bulk of the European directive on transparent and predictable working conditions, pending in Spain since…

·Madrid, Spain
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Next Tuesday's Council of Ministers will adopt a Royal Decree transposing the European directive on transparent and predictable working conditions, in which, among other measures, it will require the extension of the probationary period beyond the current six-month limit to be justified.

The Council of Ministers will approve on Tuesday a Royal Decree that expands the corporate reporting obligations in labor contracts ...

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Next Tuesday’s Council of Ministers will adopt a Royal Decree transposing the European directive on transparent and predictable working conditions, in which, among other measures, it will require the extension of the trial period beyond the current six-month limit to be justified. According to sources from [...] The entry The government will force to justify the extension of the trial period beyond the 6-month limit appears first in Forbes Spain.

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Eldiario.es broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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