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The Spanish Government Refuses to Recover Dismissal for Casualties: "Viola Constitutional, Ethical and Moral Principles"

This Friday the Spanish government rejected the proposal of the Catalan employer Foment del Treball to recover the dismissal for repeated or long-term job losses, considering that it violates "the most elementary constitutional and even ethical and moral principles".
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This Friday the Spanish government rejected the proposal of the Catalan employer Foment del Treball to recover the dismissal for repeated or long-term job losses, considering that it violates "the most elementary constitutional and even ethical and moral principles".

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On Friday the government rejected the proposal of the Catalan employer Foment del Treball to recover the dismissal due to repeated or long-term job losses, considering that it violates "the most elementary constitutional and even ethical and moral principles". "Precisely this Ministry began its work almost seven years ago by repealing, through [...] The entry The government refuses to recover the dismissal due to casualties: "Viola constitutiona…

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Forbes España broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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