US EditionNeither Military nor Masons: These Are the Risky Professions that Will Be Able to Advance the Retirement Age
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The Association of Spanish Troops and Mariners Atme has again claimed the recognition of the military profession as risky. This has been pointed out in a press release by this group, which has representation in Ceuta. In this regard, it has indicated that the Royal Decree 402/2025 regulating the procedure for the anticipation of retirement age has recently been published in the Official Gazette of the State through the application of reducing co…
The Government has taken a significant step in the area of labour rights by adopting a new regulation that will allow the retirement age to be raised to 52 years for certain professional groups.This decision responds to a historical claim by sectors that work in conditions that are harsh, dangerous or harmful to health.The aim is to recognize and compensate for the physical and mental wear and tear associated with these professions, as well as t…
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