Work-related cartoons.
Labour reform in Greece. Cartoon of 24/09/2023 in CTXT The labour reform in Greece was international news for a few hours because it offered the "action" images of the protests, but with the protests it dissipated. That's the way news is. Even the ones that seem to be the most important expire before ... Read more
TR cartoon: "Paying more is a "simplistic" and "demagogic" solution to labour force shortages" Manpower. 29/05/2022 in CTXT For a few years now there is not a week that goes by without a lot of supposed news, some of them based on the opinions of the business community, in which it is claimed ... Read more
"This reform basically affects only two aspects: temporality and wages. On the one hand, it limits the causes and durability of temporary contracts, eliminating the contract of work and service. It does not remedy the lack of permanent contracts for interim or subcontracted workers such as the kellys. Without permanent contracts, there is ... Read more
Cartoon of 02/10/2021 in CTXT This one comes from this from the other day which is still in the news. And as Juaki Bus said... "With the accident rate we have this year, the cartoon applies to both the retirement age and working conditions in general." @juakibus
José Luis Escrivá, Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration of the Spanish Government since 2020, says that Spain lacks a "cultural change" to work more between the ages of 55 and 75. In an interview with the newspaper ARA, he argues that retiring at 60 or whatever is "a European anomaly": "At ... Read more
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