Spain’s new government announced Friday that it would cut employees’ maximum severance pay from 45 days to 33 days’ salary for each year of employment. Employment Minister Fatima Banez said the goal was to stem unemployment.
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Spain’s new government announced Friday that it would cut employees’ maximum severance pay from 45 days to 33 days’ salary for each year of employment. Employment Minister Fatima Banez said the goal was to stem unemployment.