“Without democracy at work, democracy is incomplete,” said Spanish labour minister Yolanda Diaz, during the presentation of the committee, which has seven months ahead of it to define the keys to a strategy for democratising companies. It is a question of developing Article 129.2 of the Spanish Constitution, she insisted, quoting the text: “The public authorities shall effectively encourage the various forms of participation in enterprises and shall encourage cooperative societies by appropriat
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As Madrid correspondent for mind RH since 2021, I cover news developments in Spain's world of work, focusing on legal developments and collective bargaining, particularly around work-life balance, equality and inclusion policies, which have been hot topics in the country in recent years.