Spain: new Secretary of State for Economic Affairs Jose Manuel Campa in favor of labor law reform

Planet Labor, May 27, 2009, No. 090568 – www.planetlabor.com
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of the Minister for Economic Affairs, Elena Salgado. A few weeks before his appointment, he signed, together with around 100 economists, a text entitled “proposal for the revival of the Spanish labor market,” calling for a reform of the labor market (single contract, TEAs working with public employment services, stronger company collective bargaining…). (Ref. 090568)

In his first declaration to the press, Mr. Campa recognized that he agreed with the theses defended in the manifesto written by t

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