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CEOE Accuses the Government of Doing Politics with the SMI and Asks for Institutional Loyalty

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CEOE accuses the government of doing politics with the SMI and asks for institutional loyalty

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CEOEy Cepyme believe that the decision to increase the minimum wage “should be reserved for the elected executive” on 29 November

·Madrid, Spain
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CEOE accuses the government of doing politics with the SMI and asks for institutional loyalty

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The employer CEOE has charged Yolanda Díaz, Minister of Labour, for raising the minimum wage by 5.3% without communicating it earlier to employers and unions, on Wednesday night, after a social dialogue meeting in which she proposed nothing and with the haste for the general elections of 29 ... Continue reading "The CEOE charges Yolanda Díaz for raising the minimum wage at night, without negotiating and without having all the data"

·Madrid, Spain
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The CEOE has sent a statement in which it criticizes the increase to 1,286 euros gross per month as "a political use" for the elections next November 29 The minimum wage will rise 5.3% until the 1,286 euros per month The employer wants to stop the increase of the minimum wage, which Labor intends to increase to 1,286 euros gross per month before the elections, and asks that it be the next government that leaves the 29N elections that negotiates …

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

Resounding statement of the entrepreneurs after having known "by the press" the increase of the minimum wage interprofessional (SMI) that wants to approve Yolanda Díaz. CEOE and...

·Madrid, Spain
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CEOE and Cepyme have accused the Ministry of Labor of making a political use of the minimum wage interprofessional (SMI) after proposing an increase of 5.3% for [...]

·Madrid, Spain
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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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