Garamendi and Fátima Báñez are the presidents of the employers' association CEOE and the CEOE Foundation. This year they have raised their salaries again and will earn 400,000 and 250,000 euros. They have expressed opposition to increasing the minimum wage and reducing the workday. (translated)
Antonio Garamendi, prezident CEOE, ostře kritizoval vicepremiérku Yolandu Díaz a vládu za pravidelné zasahování do sociálního dialogu a zavádění častých regulací, což podle něj ohrožuje stabilitu a právní jistotu podniků. #CEOE #YolandaDíaz #NegociaciónColectiva
Antonio Garamendi, líder patronátu CEOE, kritizoval brutální útok vlády na soudce v souvislosti s korupčními kauzami a vyjádřil obavy ze současné institucionální nestability a jejího vlivu na ekonomiku a zaměstnanost. #Garamendi #CEOE #corrupción
Antonio Garamendi, president of CEOE, criticized Spain's institutional drift during the organization's general assembly, highlighting the government's focus on electoral interests over effective governance, urging a thorough examination of corruption cases, and advocating for fiscal relief to support employment and economic stability. #CEOE #Garamendi #corrupción
Garamendi eliminated the term limit in the employer organization CEOE and earns 400,000 euros a year. He was against raising the minimum wage. Today he demanded that companies stop paying workers on sick leave. One cannot be more miserable. (translated)
