#LabourLaw [#CouncilOfMinistersSpain]() # Spain approves new labour contract transparency law 8 September 2026 at 16:22 > The Council of Ministers has passed a decree requiring firms to detail pay structures, shift patterns and algorithmic decision-making. The Council of Ministers has approved a royal decree to enhance transparency in labour contracts, transposing a European directive into law. The measure expands mandatory information requirements, forcing firms to detail base salaries and supplements separately. Contracts must now specify payment methods, workday distributions, and night shift details. Crucially, employers must disclose any algorithmic systems used for decisions on pay or termination, while trial periods exceeding six months now require justification. Following requests from SMEs, a 20-day implementation margin applies after publication in the BOE. Existing staff may request missing details, which firms must provide within 30 days, ensuring all workers benefit from these updated transparency standards. ## Related news [#CouncilOfMinistersSpain]() #JosepTarradellasBarcelonaElPratAirport 15 September 2026 at 14:00 ## [Spain approves €13bn airport investment plan]() > The Spanish government has authorised Aena to invest €13 billion by 2031 to expand major airports and accommodate 358 million passengers. #Lobbying [#CouncilOfMinistersSpain]() #CouncilForTransparencyAndGoodGovernance 25 August 2026 at 17:48 ## [Spain approves mandatory lobbyist registry]() > The Spanish government has established a public registry for interest groups to monitor influence on national policy and public officials. [#CouncilOfMinistersSpain]() [#Ceuta]() [#PedroSánchez]() 25 August 2026 at 14:32 ## [Spain reforms immigration laws amid Ceuta crisis]() > The Spanish government has approved a draft bill to reform migration laws and created a new command to manage security in Ceuta.