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.
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
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…
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 ...
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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