El Gobierno aprueba la tramitación urgente del refuerzo del control horario

The Spanish government is urgently implementing a mandatory, digital, and tamper-proof system for tracking working hours. This measure allows remote access by Social Security and labor inspection authorities, ensuring greater transparency and control over employee time records without needing legislative approval through Congress. The initiative follows the rejection of broader labor reforms, including reduced working hours, by opposition parties. By isolating the time-tracking regulation as a separate executive rule, the administration bypasses parliamentary debate, signaling a definitive stance that prioritizes immediate enforcement of working time monitoring over negotiated comprehensive labor adjustments. This development is highly relevant to open data because it mandates the collection of precise, standardized time records accessible to state authorities. It underscores the tension between government-imposed data transparency for labor oversight and corporate resistance, highlighting how regulatory frameworks increasingly require businesses to structure and share operational data digitally for public accountability.

Source: lasexta.com
Published on 2025-10-01

El Gobierno aprueba la tramitación urgente del refuerzo del control horario

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