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Pradales wants to support a country agreement on absenteeism and move forward "without red lines" on the minimum wage
The lehendakari, Imanol Pradales, has supported a "country agreement" to address the problem of absenteeism because Euskadi cannot be "at the top of the ranking": "We are throwing stones at the roof of the Gere". He has also advocated moving forward in the Basque Country "without red lines" in the Interprofessional Minimum Wage, for which he has considered it essential that both parties sit at the same table: trade unions and employers.
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