Budget Cuts Impact Unions and Employers' Associations in Valencia
Both Vox and PP confirm equitable budget cuts impacting trade unions and the Confederación Empresarial Valenciana.
In the Valencian Parliament, the spokesperson for Vox, José María Llanos, disclosed a 30% budget cut targeting trade unions, acknowledging that a similar reduction would apply to employers' associations, specifically the Confederación Empresarial Valenciana (CEV).
During discussions and negotiations with the Popular Party (PP), it was established that due to limitations within budget chapters and allocations, it was challenging to isolate the cuts to only the unions.
Llanos noted that the planned reduction was deliberately intended to be equitable across all social agents.
The PP's deputy spokesperson, Nieves Martínez, confirmed these discussions without outright denial.
In her comments, she emphasized the necessity for a "just budget adjustment" and indicated that the objective was to pursue social fairness, implying that budget constraints would require equal treatment across trade unions and employers' associations.
Reports indicated that sources within the Consell corroborated the interconnection between the budget cuts for unions and those for the CEV. It was cited that the recognition of both entities as social agents under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court was identical, thus necessitating a uniform approach to budgetary reductions.
The statements from Vox and PP have brought to light the implications of the proposed budget cuts, highlighting a consensus that adjustments will be made affecting all social stakeholders without distinction.
During discussions and negotiations with the Popular Party (PP), it was established that due to limitations within budget chapters and allocations, it was challenging to isolate the cuts to only the unions.
Llanos noted that the planned reduction was deliberately intended to be equitable across all social agents.
The PP's deputy spokesperson, Nieves Martínez, confirmed these discussions without outright denial.
In her comments, she emphasized the necessity for a "just budget adjustment" and indicated that the objective was to pursue social fairness, implying that budget constraints would require equal treatment across trade unions and employers' associations.
Reports indicated that sources within the Consell corroborated the interconnection between the budget cuts for unions and those for the CEV. It was cited that the recognition of both entities as social agents under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court was identical, thus necessitating a uniform approach to budgetary reductions.
The statements from Vox and PP have brought to light the implications of the proposed budget cuts, highlighting a consensus that adjustments will be made affecting all social stakeholders without distinction.
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