Spain: Catalonian unions and employers strike deal to increase flexible pay and organization

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n of Catalonia, Foment del Treball, and the general secretaries of the Catalonian UGT and CCOO, Josep Maria Alvarez and Joan Cales Gallego signed, on November 3, the 3rd cross-industry agreement of Catalonia (AIC). The agreement, which will cover the period between 2012 and 2014, establishes “collectively-agreed flexibility” as the main line for the social partners’ relations. It takes over the text signed for 2005-2007 and renewed since, sets the guidelines for collective bargaining, internal

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