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Salaries grow in the Canary Islands three times less than the minimum wage
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Salaries grow in the Canary Islands at a rate three times lower than the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI). Since 2018, when Pedro Sánchez arrived at the Moncloa, the SMI has increased by 54%, becoming the most frequent salary in Spain. In the same period, the average salary increased in the Islands by 18.3%, 38 points less.
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