The Livre party accused the Government of intending to approve a package of labor measures in a phased manner in parliament, criticizing the strategy of voting on parts. The accusation arises at a time of political tension around labor market reforms.
The parliamentary leader of Livre, who is also the party's president, warned that the government's strategy should not be underestimated. According to the official, the Labor minister does not intend to abandon the approval of the full legislative package.
This position of Livre arises in the context of ongoing labor negotiations, in which the party intends to oppose what it considers to be an attempt to circumvent in-depth debate on the proposals. The party warns the other parties not to be fooled by the fragmented voting tactic.
