国際労働機構は、スペインの賃金引き下げは、消費を低迷させ、雇用を引き下げると警告
La OIT desaconseja ahondar en la devaluación salarial en España
La organización cree que puede castigar aún más el empleo
El BdE plantea suprimir el salario mínimo para algunos trabajadores
Manuel V. Gómez Madrid 3 JUN 2013 - 12:23 CET
The ILO recommended wage devaluation deepen in Spain
The organization believes it can further punish employment
The BoS suppress raises minimum wage for some workers
Manuel V. Gomez Madrid 3 JUN 2013 - 12:23 CET
Deepen wage devaluation in Spain carries the risk of further depress consumption and employment punish. The International Labour Organization (ILO) launched this stark warning in its report on employment in the world in 2013. The UN agency completes this with another: if pursued adjusting salaries Spain is likely to have more trouble meeting its deficit target, the economic situation deteriorate further, and increase poverty.
The organization sets out to analyze in depth the labor reform. "There is still little statistical information to assess these legal changes," warns the report. However, it is shown vigilant with what happens in salaries. Since the adoption of reform-also with the wage pact signed by unions and employers in early 2012 - Spain has entered resolutely on the path of internal devaluation as a means to gain competitiveness. A proof of this is what we saw in the last internal accounting data: where it is seen that wage incomes have fallen to 44% of national wealth from 46% of the business.
Along with this warning, the ILO regrets that wage restraint measures have not been accompanied by an increased protection to the unemployed and calls for more emphasis on active labor market policies.
ILO notices against internal devaluation and how far it is coming in addition to those that have been launched from union positions in recent days. Today has been the leader of the UGT, Candido Mendez, who has thrown that warning and asked to respect the pact signed agreements last week by unions and employers "to overcome the problems of falling aggregate domestic demand." "There is resistance to implementing the agreed territorial," said the union. "Wage developments has been offset by the benefits and public costs," lamented Mendez.
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