Spain: the government is consulting social partners on the decree-law on working time in the road transport sector

Transport social partners are consulted on the draft bill which transposes into Spanish law the 2002/15 EU on the organization of the working time of persons performing mobile road transport activities. (Ref. 070222)
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The government regained control after the setback of the negotiations started by Spanish social partners on the transposition of the 2002/15 directive which expired in March 2005. This decree-law amends the current article 10 from the 1561/1995 royal decree on specific working time. The decree-law introduces the following novelties :

  • It defines the effective working time (the time during which the mobile worker cannot freely use his/her time and has to stay somewhere defined by his/her emplo
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