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Uni Sordo: 'Wage Rises Less than Prices While Companies Accumulate More Profits than Almost Ever Before'

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Unai Sordo, secretary general of CCOO, will be in Murcia this Friday on the days of the November 11 general strike. The union leader charges against the Murciana employer, who he calls "particularly greedy in the accumulation of profits", and denounces that "wages are growing less than prices" while companies accumulate "more benefits than ever before." In addition, he warns that the fiscal proposals of PP and Vox are "a proposal to ruin the cou…

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Unai Sordo, secretary general of CCOO, will be in Murcia this Friday on the days of the November 11 general strike. The union leader charges against the Murciana employer, who he calls "particularly greedy in the accumulation of profits", and denounces that "wages are growing less than prices" while companies accumulate "more benefits than ever before." In addition, he warns that the fiscal proposals of PP and Vox are "a proposal to ruin the cou…

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The secretary general of CCOO, Unai Sordo, considers relevant the government’s proposal to raise the minimum interprofessional wage (SMI) by 5.3%, although the unions demand an increase of 7%. Before participating in an assembly of delegates and delegates in Seville, he pointed out that the proposal “requires a couple of clarifications”. Sordo asked to specify the tax treatment of the increase and the measures to prevent companies from absorbing…

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informacion.es broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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