The labor reform has improved employment quality, yet significant stability gaps remain in Castilla-La Mancha compared to national averages. Persistent high temporariness and gender disparities highlight the urgent need for indefinite contracts and equity in the workforce. This case illustrates the critical importance of open data in policy evaluation. Transparent statistics reveal hidden inequalities, enabling unions and governments to identify structural issues and advocate for targeted reforms that address specific demographic and employment challenges. By making labor metrics accessible, stakeholders can monitor reform impacts effectively. Open data fosters accountability and informed debate, ensuring that improvements in job creation translate into genuine stability and equality for all workers, particularly vulnerable groups.
Source: lacerca.comPublished on 2024-10-26
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