Spanish internship statute stalls after three years of parliamentary deadlockExecutive summary: The proposed internship statute, introduced by trade unions UGT and CC OO in June 2023 to limit precarious contracts, remains stalled in the Spanish Congress after three years and multiple amendment cycles. The deadlock delays reforms intended to protect young workers and could affect Spain's compliance with EU labour standards. Spanish Congress, UGT, CC OO, government parties, opposition parties The proposal may be revisited in a future legislative session or reshaped as a diluted amendment to gain support.The draft legislation aiming to curb abuses in internships, originally presented by UGT and CC OO on 15 June 2023, has not advanced in Congress. It has undergone eleven amendment rounds but lacks sufficient parliamentary support. The stalemate reflects broader challenges in reforming precarious employment in Spain.Connected developmentsPeligrosa desregulación europeaOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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