De los acuerdos generales de renta a la concertación social competitiva europea : el caso español, 1977-2012
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El presente artículo analiza las bases y el desarrollo del modelo español de concertación
social y su inserción en el contexto de diálogo social europeo. Auspiciado por la
Comisión Europea y los consejos de Europa, la concertación social se ha extendido en
los Estados Miembros a partir de 1986. En los últimos años, España ha desarrollado
un diálogo social centrado en pactos por la competitividad y en acuerdos sociales descentralizados.
Del mismo modo, desde el inicio de la crisis económica, como en otros
países del entorno, los acuerdos sociales no se han renovado, incluso se han incumplido,
mostrando la incapacidad del diálogo social para afrontar la actual coyuntura.
This article analyzes the basis and development of the Spanish model of social concertation and its integration into the context of the European social dialogue. Under the auspices of the European Commission and the European Councils, the social concertation is particularly widespread to the Member States since 1986. In recent years, social dialogue focusing on competitiveness and decentralized social agreements has developed in Spain. In the same way, since the economic crisis broke, social agreements have not been renewed as in other neighboring countries, even are found to be exceeded, demonstrating the inability of social dialogue to deal the present juncture.
This article analyzes the basis and development of the Spanish model of social concertation and its integration into the context of the European social dialogue. Under the auspices of the European Commission and the European Councils, the social concertation is particularly widespread to the Member States since 1986. In recent years, social dialogue focusing on competitiveness and decentralized social agreements has developed in Spain. In the same way, since the economic crisis broke, social agreements have not been renewed as in other neighboring countries, even are found to be exceeded, demonstrating the inability of social dialogue to deal the present juncture.







