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Spain’s 37.5-Hour Workweek Stalls in Congress as Mexico Confirms Gradual Shift to 40 Hours by 2030

Regional deals in Spain already shorten schedules in many sectors, keeping the issue alive despite the national setback.

Mexico Finalizes 40-Hour Workweek Plan with Employers Demanding 'Effective' Hours

Mexico Enacts 40-Hour Workweek Law as Stakeholders Negotiate Rollout

Mexico’s 40-Hour Workweek Bill Advances Toward Congressional Debate

IG Metall Pauses Push for Four-Day Week as Government Moves to Weekly Work-Hour Limit

German Economist Advocates Cutting Public Holiday to Boost GDP

Spain Moves to Reduce Workweek to 37.5 Hours with Full Pay

Debate Over Long Workweeks Intensifies as Leaders Weigh In

France Debates Ending 35-Hour Workweek Amid Economic Challenges