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Greater turnover in a market that is already quite insecure and loss of rights on the part of workers. From UGT they point out that Spain is facing a false exit from the crisis. And it is that as they say, employment continues to be destroyed, and the new contracts are much worse than the ones that existed (indefinite hiring and part-time contracts are replaced by temporary.

Part-time contracts, according to the union). The UGT bets that the Government of Mariano Rajoy forgets about austerity policies, while promoting a model that is based on investment, R&D, training and Country Email List where quality employment is created, recovering purchasing power of the wage earners. In Comisiones Obreras they coincide in their assessments, also adding that 75% of the contracts.



Signed in 2014 are temporary, and pointing out the change in migration: while before the crisis it was people from other countries who found a job in Spain, now Spaniards leave the country in search of a working career. Those who support the reform affirm that thanks to it, employment has been created in Spain. For this, they are based on data from the EPA (Active Population Survey) from 2014: during that year, 430,000 jobs would have been created.