Spain lost 162,840 jobs in August, although Vice President Yolanda Díaz claims that the regularization of immigrants has mitigated the decline, preventing the situation from being worse. (translated)
The former Foreign Minister of Peru, Javier González-Olaechea, becomes the third candidate in the race to lead the ILO, facing Spanish Vice President Yolanda Díaz and current director Gilbert F. Houngbo, in a context where Díaz seeks to be the first woman and the first Spaniard to lead this organization. (translated)
A third candidate bursts into Yolanda Díaz's race to be the first Director General of the ILO. (translated)
Yolanda Díaz faces her last year of legislature as vice president and minister of Labor, with several pending issues, including time registration, the minimum interprofessional salary (SMI), and the reform of dismissal, while preparing for her candidacy to lead the International Labour Organization in November. (translated)
Yolanda Díaz, Vice President and Minister of Labour of Spain, has formalized her candidacy to lead the International Labour Organization (ILO) and proposes the creation of a 'Global Charter of Labour Rights' in order to ensure universal minimum protection for workers. (translated)
Yolanda Díaz, the Spanish government's vice president, has presented her program as a candidate to lead the International Labour Organization (ILO), proposing the creation of a new Global Charter of Labour Rights and advocating for a response to contemporary challenges such as Artificial Intelligence and climate change, while highlighting the need to reform the governance and financing of the organization to restore its global leadership in social justice. (translated)
Yolanda Díaz, the second vice president of the Spanish government, has formalized her candidacy to lead the International Labour Organization (ILO), proposing a 'Global Charter of Labour Rights' to establish a minimum framework of universal protection for workers and to address the challenges of the 21st century. (translated)
Yolanda Díaz, the vice president and minister of Labor, proposes a preliminary draft law that will prohibit the dismissal of workers who report corruption in their companies, considering such dismissals as null, as part of an initiative to protect employees who report illegal activities. (translated)
WARNING: The Government paid for Yolanda Díaz's self-promotion tour to achieve 350,000 euros at the ILO. But there's nothing for firefighting planes, that’s for sure. (translated)
Yolanda Díaz zahájila svou mezinárodní kampaň na post ředitele Mezinárodní organizace práce (OIT) uprostřed zablokovaných reformních iniciativ a s novým konfliktem s Bruselem, což může vést k dalším sankcím pro Španělsko kvůli nedodržení transparentnosti v odměňování. #YolandaDíaz #OIT #ReformasLaborales
The nomination of @Yolanda_Diaz_ for the ILO is good news for the working class and for Spain. I read some insubstantial criticisms from the left and the right that need to be clarified. 1) The role of the ILO is important in the global economy. (translated)
El Gobierno español ha acordado posponer la aprobación de la reforma del registro horario para septiembre, con el objetivo de resolver las objeciones del Consejo de Estado y asegurar su implementación digital y efectiva contra el fraude laboral. #RegistroHorario #YolandaDíaz #MinisterioDeTrabajo
The service record of Yolanda Díaz: ✅ 22.5 million active workers ✅ Radical reduction of temporality ✅ 28.5% increase in the minimum wage ✅ Rider Law The PP's: ❌ Up to 6.2 million unemployed (2013) ❌ 57% youth unemployment ❌ Two general strikes ❌ Insults and tantrums (translated)
Yolanda Díaz's candidacy to preside over the International Labor Organization is great news. The minister has demonstrated in this government that she is at the forefront of defending the rights of the working class and the creation of quality jobs. It is a magnificent (translated)
The government proposes Yolanda Díaz to lead the International Labour Organization, a United Nations agency dedicated to promoting social justice and labor rights globally. (translated)
El Gobierno de España ha propuesto a la vicepresidenta segunda, Yolanda Díaz, como candidata para la Dirección General de la Organización Internacional del Trabajo, destacando que, de ser elegida, sería la primera mujer y el primer español en ocupar este cargo, mientras que la iniciativa ha suscitado críticas, incluido el comentario de Pablo Iglesias que sugiere que esto es un pago por los servicios prestados. #YolandaDíaz #OIT #JusticiaSocial
El Gobierno español ha propuesto a la vicepresidenta y ministra de Trabajo, Yolanda Díaz, como candidata a dirigir la Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT), destacando su compromiso con los derechos laborales y el diálogo social, en un contexto en el que la OIT enfrenta múltiples desafíos. #YolandaDíaz #OIT #DerechosLaborales
El Gobierno español ha propuesto a Yolanda Díaz, actual vicepresidenta segunda y ministra de Trabajo y Economía Social, para dirigir la Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT), destacando su compromiso con los derechos laborales y su experiencia en reformas sociales, en un anuncio realizado por el presidente Pedro Sánchez. #YolandaDíaz #OIT #DerechosLaborales
Es un honor anunciar la candidatura de Yolanda Díaz para dirigir la OIT. Por primera vez, una mujer y nuestro país estarían al frente de esta institución fundamental para la defensa del trabajo digno y la justicia social. Yolanda ha demostrado con políticas y resultados su compromiso con los derechos laborales, el diálogo social y la prosperidad de España. Su experiencia, su trayectoria y su vocación de consenso la convierten en una excelente candidata para liderar la OIT. https://t.co/GhabQ2v0X7 #YolandaDíaz #OIT #TrabajoDigno
🔴 #ÚLTIMAHORA | Julio Iglesias demanda a Yolanda Díaz y le reclama 50.000 euros por intromisión al honor al llamarle “abusador” El cantante tiene toda probabilidad de ganarla tras quedar archivada la causa contra el. #JulioIglesias #YolandaDíaz #Derecho
