Yolanda Díaz reivindica la mejora del mercado laboral en España en busca de apoyos para dirigir la OIT
La aspirante a liderar el organismo defiende buscar vías de financiación alternativas ante los recortes de EE UU y promete abordar el reto de la IA en el mercado laboral
Yolanda Díaz, the second vice president and minister of Labour in Spain, has presented her case for leading the International Labour Organization (OIT) in Geneva, where the organization is based. During the event, Díaz highlighted the improvement in Spain's labor market during her tenure and the social dialogue agreements she has secured, particularly emphasizing the labor reform.
She criticized the current director general, Gilbert F. Houngbo, stating that the OIT is facing an emergency that requires her leadership to bring it back to the center of the multilateral system.
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