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Spain strengthens rights of domestic workers

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The Spanish government is strengthening the rights of caregivers, cleaners, and gardeners. As of October 1, domestic workers and household helpers will be treated the same as employees in other industries. As a result, several hundred thousand workers will have access to social security, minimum wage and unemployment benefits.

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Finland gives mothers and fathers equal rights to parental leave

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A new family law is now in effect in Finland that redefines the length of parental leave and the amount or duration of child care benefits. For both parents. For the first time, both mothers and fathers are entitled to parental leave of the same length.

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EU parliament wants to stop deforestation of rainforests

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The European Parliament has agreed on a regulation to stop the worldwide deforestation of rainforests. Products that contribute to the destruction of rainforests through their production should no longer be allowed to be imported into the EU in the future. With the regulation on “deforestation-free supply chains,” the Parliament wants to make companies more accountable.

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Spain: free rail travel for commuters for 3 months

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The Spanish government of Socialist Pedro Sanchéz wants to do everything to “relieve the middle class and workers”, says the Prime Minister. From September 1st, rail travel in Spain will be free for local and medium-distance trains for three months. In Germany, 52 million 9-Euro tickets were sold in the summer, saving 1.8 million tonnes of CO2, according to the Association of German Transport Companies.

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Spain makes public transport free until the end of the year!

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The socialist government in Spain is making public transport free of charge in response to inflation. Passengers can use the trains of the state railroad company free of charge until the end of the year. The only exceptions are long-distance trips and tickets for single journeys. With this measure, Spain wants to relieve the burden on commuters in particular.

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  1. EU-Directive: 45 % renewable energy sources by 2030 
  2. Spain announced special tax on big banks and energy companies' profits
  3. “Work will pay again”: EU directive for adequate minimum wage
  4. Penalties for wasting food: Spain holds companies accountable

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