The Diplomat
The European Commission has initiated a new infringement procedure against Spain on Thursday for the “abusive use” of temporary contracts in the public sector.
According to Brussels, this situation violates the Community directive, which “obliges Member States to incorporate into their legislation measures to prevent and, if necessary, sanction abuses arising from the repeated use of fixed-term contracts.” According to Brussels, these measures have not been implemented in Spain in “certain types of temporary contracts in the public sector.”
In addition, the European Commission has denounced Spain this Thursday before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) for not having approved the global minimum tax of 15% for large multinational companies with the requirements demanded by European law, something that should have been done before the end of 2023.
