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Banco Santander negotiates with the unions the terms of a new early retirement scheme

Banco Santander has begun negotiations with labor unions regarding a new early retirement plan, marking the first such initiative in nearly six years. The bank previously avoided layoffs through an Expediente de Regulación de Empleo (ERE), but now seeks to implement this plan amid record profits. The union Comisiones Obreras (CC.OO.) has called for improved exit conditions for affected employees, citing stagnant benefits despite the bank's financial success. This development signals potential changes in employment policies at the institution.

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Banco Santander negotiates with the unions the terms of a new early retirement scheme

Banco Santander has begun negotiations with labor unions regarding a new early retirement plan, marking the first such initiative in nearly six years. The bank previously avoided layoffs through an Expediente de Regulación de Empleo (ERE), but now seeks to implement this plan amid record profits. The union Comisiones Obreras (CC.OO.) has called for improved exit conditions for affected employees, citing stagnant benefits despite the bank's financial success. This development signals potential changes in employment policies at the institution.

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