Fedea: the labour reform has barely improved job stability in Spain
Fedea sostiene que la reforma laboral apenas ha mejorado la estabilidad del empleo en España
Summary
The Fedea think tank argues that Spain's labour reform has barely improved job stability. It concludes that the 2021 change altered the types of contracts but had less impact on the quality of employment.
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