US EditionTrade Unions Propose to Raise the Minimum Wage by 7.5% and Bring It up to 1,273 Euros per Month
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The plants raise an increase of 7.5%, of 89 euros per month, and also demand as a condition some changes in the regulations, such as that the companies do not absorb the increase through the bonuses Labor asks the experts two proposals of minimum wage in 2026: one taxing and one without tax The unions CCOO and UGT have announced this Tuesday their proposal of increase of the minimum wage interprofessional (SMI) for 2026: 7.5%, to put it to the 1…
UGT and CC OO demand that the salary floor be taxed, as has been defended by the Treasury in recent years and rejects Labor. Díaz says that if IRPF is no longer exempt the rise of the SMI will be “relevant”
The two major unions in the country will propose to the Ministry of Labour an increase of 7.5% in the minimum wage (SMI), which would mean raising this income to 1,273 euros gross per month by 14 full-time payments. That is to say, an increase of 89 euros per month compared to the 1,184 euros currently received. In annual calculation, the lowest remuneration that can be paid by law, would reach 17,822 euros gross, 1,256 more than the current ref…
The second vice president and Minister of Labour, Yolanda Díaz, has assured this Tuesday that the interprofessional minimum wage (SMI) will rise in a "relevant" way in 2026 if the government "or a part of it", in reference to the Ministry of Finance, decides that this minimum income will pay in the IRPF. At the press conference after [...] The entry Díaz will undertake a "relevant" rise of the SMI if finally taxed in the IRPF, as asked by CCOO a…
The monthly payroll would reach 1,273 euros gross, 7.5% more, although with the novelty of forcing to present the IRPF record expenditure on pensions: it exceeds 27,100 million in November with the Christmas extra
CCOO and UGT have called for the minimum wage to increase 7.5% from next year, from the current €1,183 to €1,273 gross monthly (in 14 pay). Some 2.5 million employees in Spain charge the SMI and are at the expense of how this threshold will be updated from next year. The Ministry of Labour has not yet started negotiations with the social partners on how the wage floor should be revalued next year, but the plants are already moving forward and pu…
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