Overview
- Congress rejected the 37.5‑hour week bill with votes from the PP, Vox, Junts and UPN.
- Yolanda Díaz accused Junts of “chantaje,” while the party denied it and pointed to added burdens for small firms.
- PSOE and government sources cast the loss as a manageable stumble not expected to derail upcoming budget negotiations.
- The Ministry of Labour and Sumar said they will reopen talks with Junts to try to reintroduce the working‑time reform.
- Junts signaled it sees little electoral cost in opposing the PSOE, underscoring its leverage as budget bargaining nears.