SpainThe Spanish Confederation of Business Organizations (CEOE) has proposed amendments to the labor reform being developed by Vice President Yolanda Díaz aimed at implementing the European Union directive on salary transparency. The CEOE argues that the current draft goes beyond EU requirements by adding bureaucratic burdens and new administrative obligations for companies. While the reform does not fully transpose the entire directive—focusing instead on regulatory changes like salary registration and audits—it has been criticized by unions for being incomplete. The CEOE claims the proposal introduces additional obligations related to pay progression criteria, which they argue exceed the scope of the EU directive.
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