Government Finalizes Allowance for Fire-Affected Workers
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The new aid may be received for a maximum of four months, does not require prior contributions and will not reduce entitlement to future benefits
The new extraordinary allowance approved by the Government on Tuesday in Council of Ministers for workers affected by the fires in Madrid, Ávila, Toledo and Castellón will finally cover 70% of the salary and will be charged for a maximum of four months.They will be able to access this aid who cannot reach their home ... Continue reading "The new allowance for workers affected by the fires will cover 70% of the salary up to 4 months"
The aid will cover up to four months with 70% of the regulatory base and will not require a minimum contribution period
On Tuesday the Council of Ministers approved a royal decree law that includes an extraordinary benefit for workers affected by the fires that spread these days through different geographical points of Spain. Next steps. The royal decree law, whose objective is that those who cannot work for the national emergency will not lose their income, must now be validated in Congress. The Government has also declared as ‘severely affected areas’ all the t…
The employee must request a certificate of temporary suspension of employment from their company, which will then send it to the SEPE (Spanish Public Employment Service). The benefit will be paid for a maximum of four months.
The government approves this Tuesday an extraordinary aid for the workers affected by the fires. Specifically, the Council of Ministers will give the green light to the Royal Decree-Law...
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