Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy will announce changes to Spain’s labor laws today in a test of his two month-old government’s resolve to revamp the shrinking economy and tackle the Europe Union’s highest jobless rate.
Ministers will brief reporters at about 2 p.m. in Madrid after the Cabinet meets. The “balanced” measures will improve “flexibility” for companies and bolster training for workers, Labor Minister Fatima Banez said yesterday.
