The Government Approves on Tuesday the Rule that Will Force Companies to Include More Data in the Employment Contract
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Government prepares royal decree that will force companies to detail more information in contracts
On Tuesday, the government plans to pass a royal decree that will increase the information obligations of companies when offering a contract of employment to a new employee. The executive is planning to transpose a European directive that increases transparency in favour of workers and will cause companies, after the entry into force of the directive, to specify in the new contracts of employment how many hours they work per day, per month and p…
Tomorrow, Tuesday, 8 September, the Council of Ministers will adopt a Royal Decree to transpose the European directive on transparent and predictable working conditions, with [...]
Next Tuesday's Council of Ministers will adopt a Royal Decree transposing the European directive on transparent and predictable working conditions, and with which it will force employers to include in contracts more information about their working conditions.According to sources from the Ministry of Labour, among others [...] The entry The government approves on Tuesday the rule that will force companies to include more data in the employment co…
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