CCOO celebrates "historic" data but warns that inequality gaps are widening

CCOO celebrates "historic" data but warns that inequality gaps are widening

CCOO demands a robust employment strategy that guarantees decent and stable work, prioritizing the reduction of gender and territorial gaps. This stance aims to advance toward a full-employment society where essential labor rights are safeguarded against current inequalities. The union insists on addressing pending reforms such as reducing working hours and enhancing social protection, while also linking employment to climate and housing challenges. The political agenda must include these debates without any rollback of social rights, ensuring comprehensive well-being for citizens. The relevance to open data lies in the fact that transparency in wealth distribution and access to information about the labor market are crucial for auditing these gaps. Without accessible and disaggregated public data, it is impossible to accurately measure the impact of fiscal and labor policies on real equality.

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