Can AI give us back our time? Experts debate at Barcelona's Time Use Week
Over 30 international experts meet in Barcelona to explore how technological innovation can help secure the right to time for all
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Experts call for policies to tackle 'time poverty' at Time Use Week 2024
Declaration signed by 200 organizations, including the UN, World Bank and MEPs, calls for four-day week and end to changing clocks
More than 200 organizations urge EU to end clock changes by 2026
Experts warn of higher risk of obesity, diabetes and cancer for those living in misaligned time zones
Better time management contributes to more gender equality
24-Oct-22: 'Brussels welcomes international green energy pipeline set to cross Catalonia'
How better time management could help equality in Catalonia
International week-long conference on everyday schedule underway with feminism minister encouraging equal right of time
Catalonia advances cautiously in lockdown easing plan
Relatively little street activity as terraces return in Barcelona and exercise time slots removed in Tarragona
Exercise time slots to be removed for towns with fewer than 10,000 people
Spanish government to "reinforce" the use of masks in public and say community transmission is almost zero
Maribel Verdú, Javier Botet, and Charles Band pick up Sitges Time Machine Awards
Festival director says fantasy genre "probably speaks better about reality" than "other, more realistic genres"
Catalonia's challenge to reform society's timetables
Critics say the Catalan working day is inefficient and a waste of free time
Girona says it with flowers as Temps de Flors festival begins
64th edition of annual floral event begins on Saturday with 171 displays open to the public in venues all over the city
Ending daylight saving time: good news for Catalonia?
Catalan civic organization welcomes European Commission's proposal to end decades-old practice, but not entirely
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Catalonia is working on timetable reform
The Timetable Reform Initiative is a Catalan organisation created to achieve more reasonable working hours and greater reconciliation between work and family. Last year, a Catalan Parliamentary commission studied this reform, and this year, the legislative changes will create a timetable law.Last week, the General Secretary of the Commerce Confederation of Catalonia (CCC), Miquel Àngel Fraile, said that Catalan trade is willing to join a “D-Day” to mark the start of the time reform in Catalonia. For the past few weeks, the village of Prats de Lluçanès, in Barcelona region, has been at the forefront of time reform in the hospitality sector with a pilot programme that proposes that restaurant owners advance the opening hours of their establishments.