スペイン政府は、欧州司法裁判所の裁定により、定時労働者の差別的に不利な年金制度を改正
El Gobierno planea un cambio en las pensiones por el fallo de la UE
Empleo convocará a los agentes sociales para analizar las modificaciones
El País Madrid 23 NOV 2012 - 19:54 CET
modificaciones para el trabajo a tiempo parcial
The government plans a change in pensions for the EU ruling
Jobs convene to analyze the social changes
The Country Madrid 23 NOV 2012 - 19:54 CET
The government plans to change the pension system in terms of the requirements that are required of part-time workers after a ruling by the European Court of Justice to consider these demands facto discrimination against women, since these are the most covered in this employment of shifts. The ruling, which is binding on all courts, determines that the computation of hours listed that Spain claimed this group to be able to access the service, in practice denies them access to the pension, because the contribution period is considered is proportionally much higher than full-time workers.
In this context, the Ministry of Employment and Social Security announced Friday that it will convene "in the near future" to the social partners to discuss the European judgment and talk about possible changes. Jobs said that "attaches the utmost importance to the response to the statement" has the greatest possible degree of social agreement ", as it affects" elements of undeniable importance to our social security system. "He adds that for this reason the "possible modifications shall be consistent with the" financial support of the pension system and not compromise its viability. "
The European ruling, in response to the demand Elbal retired Spanish Isabel, drought occurs in the middle of the public purse and the affected group reaches 2.5 million part-time employees.
UGT valued the European ruling and demanded a change in the rules that said, claimed since 1998.
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