Spain's acting government to push for a 37 1/2-hour workweek. That's if it can remain in power
The parties forming Spain's acting government said Tuesday that they will push for a 37 1/2-hour workweek as part of an agreement the coalition partners struck as they try to remain in power following an inconclusive election in July.
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