Yolanda Diaz

Fines of up to 49,000 euros for families who do not assess the risks of domestic workers

Economy | 12/11/2025

A domestic worker in an archive photo. PAZ DE LA CARRER

Surveillance bracelets and other controls: Labor Ministry to investigate tech companies' algorithms

Economy | 06/11/2025

Yolanda Díaz speaks from the podium of Congress.

Unemployment rises again in October despite the rebound in employment

Economy | 04/11/2025

A SOC office in Barcelona.

The Scholarship Statute will reach the Council of Ministers more than two years late

Economy | 03/11/2025

EuropaPress 7044338 Second Vice President, Minister of Labor, Social Economy, Yolanda Diaz

Antoni Bassas' analysis: 'Towards improving financing without ordinality'

Antoni Bassas analysis | 22/10/2025

Antoni Bassas' analysis: 'Towards improving financing without ordinality'

Yolanda Díaz's lapse: "This corrupt government is here to stay."

Politics | 21/10/2025

EuropaPress 7044338 Second Vice President, Minister of Labor, Social Economy, Yolanda Diaz

The Ministry of Labor proposes up to 15 days of leave for palliative care.

Economy | 20/10/2025

Second Vice President and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, in a recent photo.

The Corps urges Díaz to seek support from businesses to extend death leave.

Economy | 09/10/2025

Minister of Labor Yolanda Díaz, during a breakfast briefing in Madrid this Thursday.

The new time record will require breaks to be detailed and will have to be digital.

Economy | 09/10/2025

Woffu is a mobile app that allows you to record your workday.

Yolanda Díaz confronts Uber about using fake freelancers: "They're not going to fool us."

Economy | 02/10/2025

Second Vice President and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, during the press conference.

Díaz asks experts in the SMI to propose two figures depending on whether they pay personal income tax.

Economy | 01/10/2025

Labor Minister Yolanda Díaz at a press conference on Wednesday.

May you all be bombin'

Opinion | 13/09/2025

Yolanda Díaz, the other figure in the Spanish government who has been targeted

Politics | 13/09/2025

Second Vice President of the Spanish government, Yolanda Díaz, during the debate on the reduction of working hours in Congress.

Yolanda Díaz strikes back and implements new timekeeping regulations

Economy | 11/09/2025

Minister of Labor Yolanda Díaz.

The Junts-Díaz clash over the working day further complicates Sánchez's stability.

Politics | 10/09/2025

Second Vice President of the Spanish Government, Yolanda Díaz, in Congress

Unions refuse to back down in the face of Congress's rejection of shorter working hours: "It will eventually be approved."

Economy | 10/09/2025

Leaders of the Workers' Commissions (CCOO) and the Workers' Union (UGT) in Spain and Catalonia, during the rally outside the headquarters of the Foment del Treball (Works Agency).

Together leads the Spanish government to its first defeat: it maintains its 'no' vote on reducing working hours.

Politics | 08/09/2025

Carles Puigdemont and Yolanda Diaz chat before entering the meeting.

Catalonia leads the loss of contracts and the rise in unemployment in August

Economy | 02/09/2025

A SOC office in Barcelona.

Díaz accuses the People's Party of blocking the reduction in working hours: "It's the main obstacle to moving forward with the 37.5-hour work week."

Economy | 01/09/2025

Second Vice President and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, in a recent photo.

554 more inspectors and sub-inspectors and an anti-fraud laboratory: the Ministry of Labor's plans

Economy | 26/08/2025

Second Vice President and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, in a recent photo.