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Díaz committed in 2023 to make public the number of inactive non-regular workers to placate the criticisms from those in the opposition who accused her of artificially improving the image of the labor market by not including this group in the registered unemployment statistics. #MercadoLaboral #EstadísticasDeEmpleo #FijosDiscontinuos (translated)

At the same time, in 2023 the creation of Sumar was linked to the political leadership of Yolanda Díaz, who in April 2023 already confirmed that she would be a candidate and, through her popularity and electoral pull, attracted the main left-wing parties to the same ballot. #FrenteAmplio #Sumar #CoaliciónIzquierda (translated)

I have summoned the committee of experts on the minimum wage [a team made up of academics, government members, and union leaders] to ensure that the minimum wage is equivalent to 60% of the average net salary and that it does not lose purchasing power," Díaz explained. #SalarioMínimo #ViviendaDigna #DesigualdadSocial (translated)

With the royal decree that will reform the working hours register still awaiting approval from the Council of Ministers, the second deputy prime minister and minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, assured on September 9 that its approval would be “immediate.” #RegistroHorário #Digitalización #Pymes (translated)

Both the persistent request from Yolanda Díaz to the experts that there be no loss of inquisitorial power and the latest IPC data indicate this, ranging from an average of 3.3% so far this year to 4.9% in September, and moreover, with expectations that inflationary pressure will continue. #SalarioMínimo #Pensiones #Elecciones2026 (translated)

there is no loss of purchasing power. In the press conference following the meeting, Yolanda Díaz refrained from providing an outlook on where this increase might go and has limited herself to enumerating the requests she has made to the committee to set a figure to later bring to the social dialogue table, the main one being that "there is no loss of purchasing power." #SMI #YolandaDíaz #SalarioMínimo (translated)

it does not stop for an electoral process. When asked if it made sense to decide on a raise with the elections called for November 29, Minister Yolanda Díaz responded that the lives of workers and companies "do not stop for an electoral process," and insisted that companies need to know what the increase in the minimum wage will be by January 1. #SalarioMínimo #YolandaDíaz #Inflación (translated)

"Let's never forget that behind every eviction there is a life." Yolanda Díaz assured this Wednesday that the case of Maricarmen Abascal should serve to remind us that "we should never forget that behind every eviction there is a life." #DerechoALaVivienda #Desahucios #AlquilerJusto (translated)

On one hand, companies must specify the requirements demanded of workers that "constitute the subject of the test," which Vice President Yolanda Díaz stated "causalizes" this period with the aim of preventing abuses. #TransparenciaLaboral #DerechosLaborales #NuevosContratos (translated)