An informed union source said the executive office of the Democratic Confederation of Labour will meet on Wednesday to examine the government offer presented by the head of government on Monday before both houses of parliament. The meeting will assess how far the offer responds to social and economic expectations, how clear its commitments are, and what mechanisms would implement them. The union is preparing to issue its official position after the meeting. Its group in the Chamber of Councillors will also raise issues there, according to the source. Union criticism has focused on vagueness in government commitments and demands for clear deadlines for implementation.