Spain Daz Exposes Tender

The Minister of Labor and Social Economy Yolanda Daz has met with the European Commissioner for the Economy Paolo Gentiloni and the Commissioner for Employment and Social Rights Nicholas Schmit to discuss the modernization of the labor market and the minimum wage in the European Union.The meetings took place at the headquarters of the European Commission in Brussels and Daz was accompanied by the Secretary of State for Social Rights Nacho lvarez and by the Secretary of State for Employment and Social Economy Joaqun Prez Rey.Modernize the labor marketThe Labor Minister has discussed with the Commissioner for the Economy Paolo Gentiloni the basic lines for the modernization of the labor market in Spain with precariousness and temporality as the main lines of action and they have also discussed the different challenges of the labor market both in Spain and in Europe.Spain has a problem of temporality and segmentation in the labor market explained the minister who added that our country is going to commit to reformulating and taking measures to correct these effects that only bring precariousness.For this reason within the framework of social dialogue the Government works to reach a great pact in favor of job stability in which the contractual figures currently existing in our country are reviewed as it has transferred to Gentiloni and that reduce the temporality to the average levels of the countries of the European Union.Minimum Wage in the European UnionIn the meeting with the Commissioner for Employment and Social Rights Nicholas Schmit the Spanish delegation led by Yolanda Daz shared their support for the proposed directive on the minimum wage in the European Union a measure that would help guarantee decent working conditions in Europe.I share and support as I conveyed to Commissioner Schmit the impulse of the directive on adequate minimum wages in the European Union Diaz stressed.The minister valued social dialogue which is addressing this issue in Spain and the path of revaluation of most European countries in terms of Minimum Interprofessional Salary.In line with Commissioner Schmit to whom Yolanda Daz has reiterated her support for his policies and proposals the minister has stressed the need to advance in social Europe and to face the labor challenges posed by new ways of organizing work.The Spanish delegation has also shown as a priority for the Government of Spain the European Pillar of Social Rights which is manifested as more important and more urgent due to the health economic and social crisis derived from Covid-19.Along these lines they have also agreed in their determination to promote the Child Guarantee program launched by the European Commission in collaboration with UNICEF to protect the most vulnerable children and fight against child poverty and social exclusion and promote equality. of opportunities.Other meetings on the agendaThe Minister of Labor and Social Economy Yolanda Daz this afternoon holds meetings with the presidents of parliamentary groups of the European Parliament Philippe Lamberts co-president of the Green Group Martin Schirdewan president of the Confederal Group of the European United Left and Iratxe Garca Prez President of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats.