The Government Is Committed to Raising the Minimum Wage by 5.3% to 1,286 Euros
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The Ministry of Labour and Social Economy has drawn up a draft royal decree setting an increase of the SMI to 2027 of 5.3%.
The deadline for submitting contributions to the project ends on 16 November, so the increase could be approved in one of the Councils of Ministers prior to the 29 November elections.
Work ignores social dialogue and proposes an increase of 5.3% of the SMI in 2027 to 1,286 euros, above what is recommended by its experts.
The increase, of 65 euros per month, exceeds the recommendation of the experts, but remains below the 7% demanded by the unions Labor intends to approve it before the elections of 29 November The commission of experts proposes to raise the
The workers seek to maintain their purchasing power, but the new increase in the minimum wage narrowly 'dangerous' the distance from the average salary of the Canarian wage earners. Contrary to the recommendation of an increase of 4.9%, made by the government committee of experts, the Ministry of Labour has proposed to raise the SMI by 5.3%, which will amount to 65 euros more per month, up to 1,286 euros gross monthly, and 910 euros additional p…
The government will raise the minimum interprofessional wage (SMI) by 5.3% in 2027, to 1,286 euros gross per month in fourteen payments. This is stated in the report of the royal decree that the Ministry of Labor has submitted for public hearing and information. The deadline for submitting contributions to the project ends on November 16, when the Council of Ministers could approve it.
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