Lorenzo Amor
Lorenzo Amor is a prominent Spanish entrepreneur and the president of the Asociación de Trabajadores Autónomos (ATA), which represents self-employed workers in Spain. Known for his advocacy for the rights of freelancers and small business owners, he has been a key figure in discussions about labor policies and the economic impact of regulations on small enterprises. Amor's leadership at ATA has made him a significant voice in the ongoing debates surrounding economic reforms and the support needed for self-employed individuals, particularly in the context of Spain's evolving business landscape.
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Spain:
Lorenzo Amor, president of the ATA association, celebrated the extension of self-employed quotas.
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Spain:
Lorenzo Amor celebrated the announcement on social media, expressing relief for the self-employed.
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Spain:
Lorenzo Amor criticized the government's proposal for a new model of real income contributions.
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Spain:
Lorenzo Amor is a veteran leader of ATA who opposed the initial proposal and worked to gain public support against it.
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Spain:
Lorenzo Amor is the president of ATA who welcomed the government's renunciation of the initial proposal but deemed the new one insufficient.
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Spain:
Lorenzo Amor, president of the Federation of Autonomous Workers (ATA), expressed satisfaction with the shareholders' decision.
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Spain:
Lorenzo Amor, president of ATA, has considered the proposed increases excessive for the minimum bases and monthly quotas that these professionals pay.
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Spain:
Lorenzo Amor referenced the law that caused unintended effects in relation to the reduction of working hours.
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Spain:
Lorenzo Amor, a representative of CEOE, expressed concerns about the implications of the proposed workweek reduction.
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Uruguay:
Lorenzo Amor, president of ATA, attended the PP Congress.
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